This gorgeous old character home is looking for someone to love her - a little nip and tuck, a little make-up and wow, you'll have an absolute stunner. You know when a family has lived in a home for 50yrs it can't be a bad place to live! Sure there's a bit of work to do but oh won't it be worth it! This home just has that lovely street appeal and inside you see it just needs a paint and some sanding and polishing on those beautiful hardwood floorboards, a new bathroom and kitchen one day would be fine too (although quite functional now and a little paint would change the look quickly too). The heavy brick verandah has sunk in the corner (quite a common observance in these old homes) and needs underpinning or a complete rebuild of the footings/posts/rails. It's doesn't seem that necessary to hurry and have completed though, it's not falling down anytime soon, it just looks a little crooked. Generally though the exterior of the home is really good - good roof and guttering (replaced somewhere in the last 20yrs/any water stains are there from before roof renewal), good weatherboards with good paint (no need to do any painting outside at all). I can't wait to see someone make this home glisten inside again. Can't wait to see them smiling and happy they made the decision to buy it. - Easy maintenance 455sqm level block. - Good solid timber home - with a bit of work to do over time. - Formal lounge room, large eat-in kitchen. - 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, 1 garage, 1 carport. - Fixed wireless NBN. - 2 x reverse cycle air conditioners. - Massive internal laundry. - Big garage, workshop. - Tool shed, bird aviary. - (note: all carpet has been removed now and you can see the beautiful timber floorboards). This is someone's golden opportunity to get into the market, get a great home, in a great location to raise a family or simply relax and enjoy the stunning Lower Macleay and all the nearby beaches by themselves either young or old. You'll love the big riverside park just 100m away - fun, fishing or relaxation. Call any day, anytime.