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Position and Potential

Situated at the end of Williams Street with a magnificent outlook over the Barwidgee Creek to Howells Lane this 3 bedroom brick veneer family home has enormous potential for a renovator to put their own mark on it. On a good sized block of 848 square metres, something you do not find in a lot of the new subdivisions today, handy to the schools and at the end of a no through road. The home has a galley style kitchen, 2 meals areas and a good sized lounge which takes advantage of the views, built in robes in all bedrooms, gas cooking and hot water. A large carport which could accommodate 3 cars and garage of similar size provide plenty of vehicle parking and workshop area. Having good bones, well-established surrounds and a great location this is a home you can move into and over a period of time give a modern makeover over to be a tremendous property to raise a young family.
3 1 6 848 m2
Address 40 Williams Street, Myrtleford
Price SOLD
Property Type Residential
Property ID 909
Category House
Land Area 848 m2

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Bernard Ivone

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Brendan was fabulous to deal with. He's the most personable agent I've ever encountered and was helpful from the first meeting, and the whole way through.

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