1/5 Oxford Crescent, Glenorchy

This property is a house located on a lot in 1152523 Glenorchy TAS. It has an estimated value of $305,000. Constructed in 1958, featuring 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom.

ABOUT THE PROPERTY

Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
1
Car spaces
1
Land size
298 m2
Building size
116 m2
Council area
Glenorchy
Year built
1958
Lot plan
1152523 Glenorchy TAS
House type
House



HISTORY

Last sold 01/07/2019
$262,000



LISTING DESCRIPTION
as of July 2019

1950's Gem This enchanting late 1950's weatherboard home is a gem! Situated on a level block in a vintage street and conveniently close to all services within Glenorchy Central. The street is as pretty as they come and runs between two roads, so is quiet and peaceful.Yes, it needs work and a bit of TLC, but what an opportunity! The chance to make this your home with your preferred colours, choice of fixtures and fittings. You could imagine that there would be oak floorboards throughout the home - while the high ceilings and art deco vibe offer a sense of space, which is so often missing from modern homes! The kitchen has plenty of cupboards and bench space and is open plan to the lounge area. While there are currently only two bedrooms one of them is so large that it could be made into two rooms and still be generous, making it a three bedroom proposition.Most of the windows are aluminium and the switchboard has been upgraded to flick switches. There is also a small rear yard with garden shed.The residence is currently tenanted till 09/10/2019, so vacant possession is not available till after this date. The property is currently returning $275 per week, with a long term tenant in place that would happily extend and stay on. There is an allocated off street park with a visitor park as well. Only one other property situated on the site.Ideal as an investment, first home or the grey-nomad looking to downsize to the flat.The information contained herein has been supplied to us and we have no reason to doubt its accuracy, however, cannot guarantee it. Accordingly, all interested parties should make their own enquiries to verify this information.