21 Cockle Street

O'Connor ACT 2602

The home itself has been freshly painted and natural light simply pours in through the large picture windows. The elevated location and all of that glass means that there are views from almost every room with the potential for so much more (if you were to build up or back) and the long northern flank (approx. 43 lineal metres) means that whatever you do, you'll be able to perfectly capture the Northern sun. The kitchen has had a recent makeover and features brand new appliances and the bathroom, although semi-original, has a bit of old world charm.

This is a privately built weatherboard home (circa 1960) and as such is such a rare gem. You may love it just as it is but it can't be denied that there is a lot of scope here. There's a single lock up garage under the home and an abundance of storage there too. The backyard is huge and the block feels so much larger than the approx. 859m2 noted. It's simply begging for a Gazebo to be built near the rear boundary which would be the ultimate place for high tea or twilight drinks as you watch the city lights twinkle into life.

At a glance:
- Character filled, privately built weatherboard home
- Huge 859m2 (approx.) block in a quiet street at the city end of O'Connor
- Elevated location with views and the potential for so much more
- Long northern boundary (approx. 43 lineal metres) extension potential
- Updated kitchen with new Fisher & Paykel appliances
- Ducted gas heating
- Home freshly painted
- Huge picture windows allowing plenty of natural light and maximizing the existing views
- Lock up garage under with loads of extra storage