35 High Street

Seymour VIC 3660

An older home with great character and touch of uniqueness can be utilized whilst you await future wealth. The dwelling can be rented residentially or transformed into a home office, either option providing sturdy return in the process of sub-dividing or building units.

Previously used as a clinic, this property is fit with amenities to suit the purpose of a practitioner. Existing amenities such as pedestal wash basins in 4 bedrooms, a sun room previously used as a waiting area, study nook previously used as reception and disabled ramp access are all available and can be restored to their full potential. Other facilities such as two driveway access points from the front of the property can be utilized as well as a rear circular driveway for client car parking.

For the keen renovator, the property could be restored to its original beauty with modern updates offering spacious bedrooms, a generous dining and separate lounge space, alongside a kitchen with ample storage space and pantry with plenty of shelving. A modern eye would make use of the existing space and could turn this into an open plan.

Located on the well-known High Street and close to all amenities that Seymour has to offer, explore the mixed-use purpose, and treat yourself to a purchase that is sure to bring profit.

Details

Land size: 2024m2

Zone: General Residential Zone (GRZ)
General Residential Zone Schedule 1 (GRZ1)
Overlays: Design and Development Overlay (DDO)
Design and Development Overlay Schedule 9 (DDO9)
Floodway Overlay OR RFO Rural
Floodway Overlay (FO)

Existing dwelling:
- 4 Bedrooms
- 1 Main Bathroom including toilet
- Second Toilet
- Lounge
- Kitchen/ Dining
- Large walk in Pantry
- Sun Room
- Good sized Laundry
- Plenty of hallway Storage
- New window furnishings
- Floorboards throughout
- Carport
- Garden Shed
- Rotary Washing line

Disclaimer: We have obtained all information in this document from sources we believe to be reliable; however, we cannot guarantee it's accuracy. Prospective purchasers/lessees are advised to carry out their own investigations.