60 & 62 Esplanade, Queenstown, Tas 7467

Set across two separate titles with a combined land area of approximately 510m², this character-filled cottage offers something a little different for buyers looking for space, flexibility and the chance to add their own finishing touches.

A number of improvements have already been completed throughout the home, giving the next owner a solid starting point while still leaving plenty of opportunity to continue upgrading and personalise the property over time. Inside, the generous open-plan living arrangement creates a versatile main space with plenty of room to configure the home to suit your needs.

Outside is where the property really begins to stand apart. The additional block of approximately 260m² provides valuable extra space that could lend itself to gardens, pets, outdoor entertaining or further improvements, subject to any necessary approvals.

There is also a character-filled workshop area offering useful storage and workspace for tools, hobbies or future projects.

Adding another unique element is the included Gypsy Caravan, which has been set up with a kitchenette and sleeping space suitable for a queen bed and bunks. It could make a fantastic guest space, hobby room, studio or simply an extra retreat away from the main home.

Positioned along the Esplanade and directly opposite the local swimming pool, the property enjoys a convenient location within easy reach of the town centre.

With two titles, additional land, several improvements already completed and plenty of scope still remaining, this is an affordable opportunity for buyers wanting a property they can make their own over time.

Please call Rodney to discuss further, or to organise an inspection.

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