The street appeal alone makes this property a standout in an already beautiful part of Wagga. Photo: Ray White Wagga Wagga.
An idyllic cottage home with a garden to match, 27 Grandview Avenue is a three-bedroom, one-bathroom property packed with character, in a perfect location in the central suburb of Turvey Park.
It’s obvious from the street that this home is full of personality, with a decorative fence and established greenery hinting at the cottage feel within.
“This isn’t your average cookie-cutter home. There are plenty of features that stand out; decorative ceilings, cypress pine timber floors, stained glass, venetian shutters and a show-piece fireplace,” Ray White Wagga Wagga agent Cassie Sheahan says.
“At more than 100 years old, this home has some history.”
The floorplan consists of two main bedrooms, a living/dining room connected to the kitchen and a sunroom which can be used as either a bedroom or a study.
“The lounge room is very inviting, especially with that beautiful slow-combustion fireplace and the hardwood floors,” Cassie says.
And while the home has the fireplace, it also features in-floor ducted heating and an evaporative cooling system, as well as remote-controlled ceiling fans.
High ceilings throughout the property create a feeling of openness and space.
Out the back, the property packs a real surprise, with a huge garden.
“You’d be shocked at just how much is out there. There’s a lockup shed, a tandem carport, paving, and plenty of established greenery and trees,” Cassie says.
“And it’s not just for show either; this is a real producing garden. The owner even put in what they call the ‘Taj Mahal of chicken coops’, and you certainly wouldn’t have to worry about your egg supply.”
Additionally, the very back of the garden features established garden beds, which currently produce herbs and veggies, aided by a compost space.
The whole garden is irrigated.
“For the amount of space out here, it’s surprisingly low-maintenance. It could really be a labour of love, with lots of producing veggies and herbs, or it could be set and forget with natives,” Cassie says.
This home’s location is picture-perfect, especially suiting retirees and first-home buyers.
“A really broad spectrum of the market will get something out of 27 Grandview Avenue; it has so much going for it,” Cassie says.
For a young buyer, the property is close to Wagga’s main street, which means instant access to work as well as all the best entertainment, dining and leisure in town.
And for retirees looking to downsize somewhere peaceful, Grandview Avenue is a well-kept secret.
“This is a great part of Turvey Park; it’s quiet, secluded, yet it’s still just a few streets from the main street. You get the best of both worlds here,” Cassie says.
A home with half the assets of this property would be a real catch and the next owner will find that they have a classic cottage, a centrally located home and a garden paradise all in one.
For more information on 27 Grandview Avenue in Turvey Park, contact Ray White Wagga Wagga agent Cassie Sheahan. And to stay ahead of the market, check out the latest listings on Zango.
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