A retro reminder of yesteryear on a good-sized level block, this classic weatherboard cottage is calling out for a fresh new look. It features homely interiors, original period details and a deep backyard, plus it offers a rare chance to get a foothold into the Bardon inner-Brisbane property market and add some value to an affordable property. The sellers would look at a "rent back" for a period while you work on your design. The interiors are presented in comfortable condition and feature an easy workable floorplan with three bedrooms, an open living and dining area plus a functional kitchen and separate sunroom. There is also a lower-level bathroom, laundry and storage space, as well as the spacious and fully fenced rear yard that includes a sunny level lawn, paved areas and established gardens. Positioned within walking distance to local shops, prime schools and amenities, this is a standout property that will spark the interest of those in search of a great Bardon starter home. It offers immediate live-in or rent out options, along with excellent potential to make improvements to increase yield, or completely knockdown and start again with a brand-new home (subject to approval). Features include: A great opportunity into the popular Bardon market The neat and tidy three-bedroom home is in liveable condition Set on a generous level block with a wide 13m street frontage Spacious backyard with private lawn, patio and single carport Downstairs bathroom and laundry plus huge underhouse storage Scope for renovation, enhancement or a complete knockdown/rebuild In a sought-after street surrounded by quality contemporary homes A few minutes to Ashgrove Central shopping, amenities and schools Whilst all care has been taken to ensure accuracy, the Selling agents confirm that they cannot guarantee accuracy of the same and accept no liability (express or implied) in the event that any information contained in the document or provided within is inaccurate. The Seller and Selling agent make no representation and give no warranty that the information provided is accurate. Parties must ensure they make their own due diligence enquiries to satisfy themselves about the accuracy of the information. This information provided is indicative only and must not be relied upon unless confirmed by a party through their own due diligence.