43-45 Queen Street (オフ市場)

Provenance, Incredible Potential and Premium Location
Built in 1920s these two 3-bedroom properties are mesmeric. Untouched and therefore packed full of original period features - sash windows, timeless paneled doors with the addition of beamed ceilings. The exterior showcases much of the homes original glory. Side by side, 43 and 45 are united as twins, and stand proud on Queen Street with two titles for sale as one purchase. Giving the lucky buyer endless opportunities: live in one and rent the other, invest and tenant both, house beloved family next door or continue as one outstanding residence!
The ground floor is purposefully set back protected by an intimate gated front patio. Once inside you'll marvel at the lines of sight from the front door reaching out towards the sunlight through the kitchen windows and back door to the garden. The living areas are spacious, warm and connected to the entire home. Although the houses were designed decades ago, the open plan lounge, dining/kitchen layout is coveted by purchasers today. In the kitchen an unexposed and commanding staircase supported by a solid crafted balustrade, guide and glide you upwards. Upstairs you're greeted by the elegant layered landing with captivating high interior windows that connect intrigue and light from one space to another. Three charming bedrooms all enjoying views over the mature gated rear garden and ocean views across the quiet tree lined street - advocating warmth of these two very special homes.
Located perfectly for community and convenience - morning coffee, al fresco breakfast and lunch taken care of courtesy of Clarence Street Eatery where locals embrace the chance of a meet and greet. Life is effortless with Little Shoal Bay, Le Roys Bush Reserve, schools, Northcote Tavern, Stafford Wine Bar and popular Bridgeway Art Deco Theatre - all just a short walk away. Plus convenient and stress-free links to the CBD via Birkenhead ferry and Harbour Bridge for the daily commute and city nightlife.
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