77 Gobolion Street

Wellington NSW 2820

Today, the home is clad in chiselled brickwork with its interior dimensions benefiting from a bygone build period where rooms had high ceilings and were generous in proportions.

In addition to its master bedroom with its floor to ceiling built in wardrobe with mirrored vanity, there are 3 other bedroom plus an office or 5th bedroom.

The home's decor reflects the character of a bygone era, offering a wonderful opportunity to refresh and personalise the space. Updating elements like the floor coverings and giving the bathroom tiles a fresh, modern touch could easily bring the home in line with your own style and preferences.

Bathroom one is closer to the front bedrooms, while bathroom two is closer to the others. It is in the second bathroom that you will find a unique roman style tub plus a separate shower recess.

The kitchen has plenty of cupboard and bench space with an adjacent sitting or dining area while at the rear of the home you will find the huge family/lounge room.

This is an all seasons home with combustion wood fire pus reverse cycle air conditioning for your comfort.

An impressively spacious home set on an equally expansive block of land with well established grounds, a side drive to a carport then onto the lock up garage plus a separate garden shed on offer also.

You can take advantage of this lovely yard setting with its entertaining area ideal for that summer BBQ.

All in all this home ticks multiple boxes - Position x 3, size, potential and price with further details available by calling Gary Francis on 0428 459 830 to arrange your private viewing or video link.

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