Property of the week | 60 Hill Street, Quirindi
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- 6 bedrooms
- 3 bathrooms
- 2-car garage
- AGENCY: McCulloch Agencies
- AGENT: Jess Slade
- CONTACT: 0400 861 184
- AUCTION: On site, September 6 at 2pm
- INSPECT: By appointment
This weatherboard home boasts original features dating back to the 1920s with a large amount of outdoor space, including enormous gardens and a private courtyard.
This property has an abundance of potential, with numerous original features.
"Tycawina" represents a unique opportunity for motivated purchasers to secure a potential investment or renovate to the home of their dreams.
FEATURES INCLUDE:
- Original kitchen cabinets, breakfast corner and butler's pantry with built-in double-sided servery to formal dining area;
- Spectacular ornate finishes in the dining area, open fireplaces and French doors to private balcony;
- Original clawfoot tub, showerhead, pedestal basin and medicine cupboard in main bathroom;
- Formal entry with coatroom;
- Off-street parking with potential to fit six vehicles;
- Situated on a 3058sqm block over three lots;
- Heritage listed;
- Separate one bedroom cottage, with kitchen, lounge, bathroom and private access;
- Potential for income with Airbnb or private accommodation.
Quirindi is quickly establishing itself as a hub for agritourism and with the thriving regional centre of Tamworth within an hour's drive, and Sydney approximately four hours' driving, this is the perfect opportunity for further investment development.
The town of Quirindi offers facilities such as primary schools, an excellent high school, day care facilities, gym and health facilities all with the pace of regional NSW living.
Close by is Tamworth, the largest inland NSW city west of the Great Dividing Range.
Tamworth is known for its boutique fashion, delightful cafes and three major entertainment centres. Sport is high on the agenda with over 45 sports on offer and over 200 sporting events held each year, while art enthusiasts and museum goers are also spoiled for choice.