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Kingsford 64 Barker Street

Auction 11th May 2024 at 12:00pm On Site

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First Time Offered in 60 Years Prime Corner Position, Family Home, Renovation Opportunity

First time offered in 60 years, this family residence at 64 Barker Street boasts remarkable structural integrity, promising boundless possibilities for the future. A blank canvas to renovate and create your dream home.

The home features Spanish Colonial charm graces both the façade and outdoor spaces and is situated advantageously at the corner position of Barker and Forsyth Street. Off street parking for three cars (potentially four).

The spacious layouts across the single-level floorplan, a private living area transitions seamlessly into an expansive dining and kitchen area, in original condition with minor upgrades throughout.

The beloved property is perfectly liveable in its current state. However, its true allure lies in its potential, beckoning those with a desire to renovate.

It also presents great options for investment or top rental return in an unbeatably central location. The University of New South Wales is directly across the road, as well as Prince Of Wales Hospital, Newmarket Village, buzzing Anzac Parade and the light rail all within a brief stroll.

Perfect rental to students, hospital staff or familiesHigh ceilings and low maintenance interiorsOversized kitchen has updated cooking appliancesThree king sized bedrooms bathed in lightTidy original style bathroom with tub/showerAir conditioning and laundry room to second bathroomGated access to carport featuring garage doorOff street parking for three - four carsWalk to cafes, shops, pubs and parklandsMinutes from Randwick's shops and The SpotRapid access to the CBD for those commutingWater Rates: $193.33 per quarter (approx.)
Council Rates: $702.50 per quarter (approx.)
Land Size: 303 sqm

Disclaimer: All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe reliable. We have no reason to doubt its accuracy, however we cannot guarantee it. All interested parties should make and rely upon their own enquiries.