124 Phillip Street

Thirroul NSW 2515

Sometimes a particular building can hold a special place in the life of a community - somewhere to meet, somewhere to play, somewhere to take a pause from the workaday world. And even when a building is no longer used for the same function it was originally intended, it always remains encased in memories. Though the front step might be ever slightly worn down with the tread of generations of residents and customers, such structures provide a familiar touchstone in times of change. One such local touchstone is the cute former general store on the south-western corner of Phillip Street and Virginia Terrace.
Features:
- Development opportunity on this property alone will raise the interest of many buyers in the Northern Illawarra
- The enormous block of easily accessible land is flanked by two streets
- Very close to the centre of Thrirroul, this block of almost level land holds a wonderful piece in Thirroul's history. As local historian Joseph Davis writes in the paragraph above, this dwelling for many years served Thirroul as a corner shop; a place to meet and catch up on all the news, buy essential groceries and excite the kids with many tasty treats
- The four bedrooms and living area are upstairs on street level while the bathroom, kitchen & dining are accessed by the original Kauri pine staircase
- The kitchen and dining room opens out onto a large concrete area then out into the enormous yard
- Very close to local schools, shops, restaurants and the vibe of the beach culture of the Northern suburbs
- The style of the home reminds you of an old terrace house in Surry Hills
- A very rare offering of this style of living, and this would have to be definitely one of a kind
Auction: Saturday 16th March at 11.30am on site