18 Cloete Street

Young NSW 2594

Flemings Young is pleased to present 18 Cloete Street, Young, to the market for sale.This charming two-storey California bungalow occupies a flat 1,428sqm* corner block in the heart of town, combining character, scale and valuable MU1 Mixed Use zoning. Homes of this size and position are seldom offered in Young, creating a rare opportunity with genuine flexibility for residential, commercial or combined future use.Features include:. Prime 1,428sqm* flat corner block positioned on Cloete Street and Zouch Street. Traditional California bungalow showcasing timeless character and strong street appeal. MU1 Mixed Use zoning offering future potential for residential, commercial or blended use (STCA). Private, established gardens framed by iconic palm trees. Formal lounge room with open fireplace and timber floorboards ready for restoration. Elegant formal dining room featuring an ornamental fireplace and leadlight window. Open-plan kitchen and family room with slate flooring. Additional sunroom or home office with veranda access. Four bedrooms spread across two levels. Two original bedrooms with 10ft ceilings; master includes a charming window bench seat. Third bedroom with decorative ceiling rose. Light-filled fourth bedroom located upstairs. Two enclosed verandas/sleep-outs providing flexible additional space. Central, spacious bathroom with bath and shower. Evaporative cooling, wood heating and gas point heating for year-round comfort. Large undercover entertaining area ideal for gatherings. Low-maintenance concrete backyard with scope for extensive parking or future improvements. Single carport plus external laundry and second bathroomA substantial character property offering charm, potential and unbeatable convenience, located less than 200m* from Young's bustling CBD. Private inspections are invited - contact Flemings Young today.* ApproximateAll information contained here is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy, and interested persons should rely on their own enquiries.