1 Surveyor Street

Queanbeyan NSW 2620

Your options are many:

1. Purchase and live in the current original 3-bedroom home as-is and enjoy a huge backyard. The home itself is in good condition for its age with period features like original windows and doors, beautiful original polished floorboards, high ceilings with special period effects, small but renovated kitchen and a renovated basic bathroom with claw-foot bathtub.
2. Build a beautiful new home on a huge block (subject to council heritage conditions, building regulations and approvals).
3. Keep the old home or build a new one (subject to council building regulations and approvals) and add a second dwelling utilising the very large block.
4. Combine the two blocks into one and subdivide (subject to NSW Department of Planning, Industry and Environment and council building regulations and approvals).

The unusual added bonus to this block is the small council laneway running down the eastern side block boundary, which is ideally suited to provide vehicle access for any additional second dwelling constructed at the rear of the block.

This property has been in the same family for over 50 years and it's now time for a new lease of life.

Note: The property is not brick on the outside, it has a fake brick faade stuck on the exterior.

Features;
- Land total 1,239 sqm (Lot 1 DP 1020459: 1,011.68 sqm; Lot B DP 156822: 227.64 sqm)
- Both blocks Zoned R2 Low Density Residential
- 3 bedroom original home with period features
- Old unapproved garage/shed
- Huge backyard
- Fantastic location

Rates $2,914 p.a

For more details call Chris Churchill on 0417 080 460.

Disclaimer: All purchasers must rely on their own enquiries, as the vendors or their respective agents do not make any warranty as to the accuracy of the information provided above and do not or will not accept any liability for any errors, misstatements or discrepancies in that information. We have diligently and conscientiously undertaken to ensure it is as current and accurate as possible. Any development is subject to council approval (STCA) and any future subdivision is subject to NSW Department of Planning, Industry and Environment approvals.