70 Old South Road, Bowral

Arriving at this property, you immediately get a sense of the opportunity that awaits you here, with the depth of the land extending further than the eye can see. The home itself is presented in neat original condition and while some cosmetic updates would have an enormous impact, a larger scale transformation could be game changing. Alternatively, the potential also exists to develop the land in such a way that will ensure capitalisation and solid investment return well into the future. No matter what your plans, this property can certainly deliver.

Spacious lounge room enjoys the warmth of a fireplace and flows through to the kitchen and dining area Living room sits beneath raked ceilings and includes both a slow combustion fire and reverse cycle a/c Original timber kitchen features gas cooktop, wall oven and ample cupboard space Three bedrooms, each fitted with built-ins, share access to a neat older style bathroom Covered outdoor entertaining area and an alfresco patio overlook the leafy garden surrounds Expansive backyard is abundant in established trees and plants, also with raised vegetable garden beds and a single garage/workshop Land size of 1492sqm presents an exciting opportunity for subdivision and capitalisation (STCA) Possibility of valuable rental income while planning and awaiting Council permissions
If you've been searching for a unique opportunity to capitalise on a good-sized block in an extremely convenient location, this could be your chance! Just moments to the centre of town, to parklands, cycling tracks and so much more, the sky is the limit here.

For more information, please contact Ben Olofsen on 0419 019 423

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