Clifton Hill period home with renovation potential in prime location
This double-fronted period home, long held by the same family, offers a unique opportunity in desirable Clifton Hill, complete with potential for future renovations and extensions, pending Council approval.
Boasting a quiet and serene setting, the spacious central hallway opens to a versatile layout featuring three bedrooms, an optional fourth bedroom or formal living space, formal dining room, kitch
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38 years
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6,606
Listing ID: 182866747. This listing has been viewed 4 times. It was first displayed on 02/10/2024 and last updated on 21/10/2024.
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