
Positioned across from the botanic gardens, this property has a picture-perfect location. Photo: Professionals Wagga Wagga.
An ideal first home, just across the street from Wagga’s best green spaces, 104 Macleay Street is an updated three-bedroom, one-bathroom home in Turvey Park with more to offer than its size suggests.
On the market at a reasonable price point and benefitting from recent updates, 104 Macleay Street is a move-in-ready home ideal for a couple looking to get their foot on the property ladder.
“We anticipate that a couple with one or two kids will find a lot to love about this home. And though it presents small, it’s bigger than you think,” Professionals Wagga Wagga director Paul Irvine says.
The property features a formal living area at the front of the home, an open-plan kitchen-dining area, a separate laundry, a front verandah and a rear deck.
“The amount of space is deceptive and the three bedrooms are quite generously sized, with the third bedroom suitable as a third living space,” Paul says.
Out the back, a deck with space for a barbecue is an ideal spot from which to watch the kids run around in the safety of the enclosed backyard.






Recent updates to the laundry and modernising the bathroom have improved the home’s overall liveability too.
“The bathroom has been completely gutted and overhauled. It has also been tiled beautifully, bringing it into the 21st century with some stylistic touches to boot,” Paul says.
An overhaul to the kitchen has created a far more practical space, with gas cooking, a servery bench and connectivity to the dining area.
“The main dining area opens out to the verandah through big French doors, which brings a lot of light to the space and provides easy access to the outdoor space,” Paul says.
The French doors, as well as the abundant windows, also bring in views of the botanic gardens opposite.
“Few people can say they live across the road from the botanic gardens. It opens up so many possibilities,” Paul says.
“You could go for a walk through the garden every day, take the kids, take the dog, walk by the pond … it’s a great asset to have so close.”




This position, practically in the gardens, also means that the best assets of Wagga are within walking distance.
“It’s a few minutes into town, putting central Wagga’s restaurants, pubs, cafes and shopping within reach,” Paul says.
“But you wouldn’t even need to leave the suburb. You could easily walk to the Turvey shops, which have restaurants, a pub, a market, you name it.”
An affordable home, in a great location, with some of Wagga’s best natural spaces as well as town conveniences within easy reach, and benefitting from recent updates, 104 Macleay Street is an ideal first home.
“Homes like this are held onto for a long time. There’s just so much to love here,” Paul says.
A location combining a green outlook and park access with daily convenience is a rare thing, but it’s possible at 104 Macleay Street.
For more information on 104 Macleay Street in Turvey Park, contact Paul Irvine. And to stay ahead of the market, check out the latest listings on Zango.
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