Positioned on a flat 809m2 block, this cute 3 bedroom weatherboard home with a classic picket fence is just crying out for a first home buyer or investor! Flaunting old world features rarely found these days, this solid home is the perfect live-in-and-renovate-as-you-go property or rentable from the get go for investors. From huge bedrooms, high ceilings and timber flooring, to decorative arches and an absolutely stunning leadlight front door, the bones are all here to transform into a wonderful family home. Even better is that half the work has already done for you with the main bathroom already receiving a contemporary renovation and the kitchen having been updated in recent years. Outdoors is an entertainers haven with a wonderful big entertaining room to enjoy. There's ample space here for the BBQ and outdoor setting and even a range hood for the barby and a wet bar for that all important man cave setup. The flat backyard has ample grass surrounds for kids and pets to play and is overlooked by a beautiful big gumtree for shade and local birdlife. The home has plenty of side access for parking boats, trailers, or caravans, with plenty of space here to construct a shed or carport in the future (STCA). Located moments away from local schools and Weston's village shops, this property is a must-inspect for first home buyers looking for that peaceful Weston lifestyle just moments from the Hunter Expressway. • Weatherboard 3 bedroom home • Flat fully fenced 809m2 block • Formal lounge appointed with fireplace mantle & split system A/C • Large updated kitchen with breakfast bar, dishwasher & electric oven • Casual dining zone off kitchen • Large entertaining area with wet bar • Three large bedrooms • Contemporary renovated bathroom with separate w/c • Internal laundry with linen cupboard • Two garden sheds • Sun-drenched front verandah • Close to schools & local shops Disclaimer: All information contained herein is gathered from sources we deem to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own enquiries.