Auction temporarily postponed, please speak to the selling agent for further details Positioned in the heart of Bridgewater between the beautiful caravan park and the bridge is this historic family home on a whopping 1957m2 with in excess of 54m frontage to Park Street and 26m frontage to the river reserve. This is possibly the last opportunity to purchase a large land parcel with genuine scope to sub-divide, extend or build your dream home in this location. The house sits up high near Park Street and there’s a lovely slope down towards the river reserve, the river and its iconic established gums and lush green grass, night lights and sealed path. The home The home is an iconic Australian Cottage boasting lots of original features like timber sash windows, picture rails and timber floors (under the carpet). It is comprised of three bedrooms, one is updated and in good order off the front passage entrance, the second and third is to the rear of the home and are unrenovated. The front entry is to the updated lounge – there’s a wood heater and mantel, large reverse-cycle split-system, the kitchen-meals space fits a small family table, the kitchen boasts a electric upright cooker, single sink and ample cabinetry. To the back of the kitchen is the covered rear veranda/entertaining area with is a conduit to the third bedroom and the bathroom/laundry. This area was extended and is in good order. There’s a separate shower room and separate toilet, vanity with good storage and a separate laundry space. The home has new guttering, new weatherboards out front, a re-built chimney and a very tidy façade. Outside are sundry sheds including a double carport or machinery shed, single carport and sundry shedding. The potential There’s real scope to extend the existing home and utilise all of the space; you could divide two really nice allotments with river reserve frontage or build your dream home adjacent to the original home and on-sell - all STCA. This is the last large land parcel in the Park Street that has this scope - once it is gone the opportunity wont arise again in its current form.