14 Walker Street, Bowral, NSW 2576

Set on an enviable corner block, this original brick and weatherboard cottage is brimming with potential, either as a home or a small business. Located just a few blocks from Bowral's town centre and with high traffic exposure, the cosy, two-bedroom home would make an attractive investment as a clinic, doctor's surgery or other small business. It also has good bones for someone looking for a renovation project or a complete knock down-rebuild redevelopment. The choices are endless and yours to make.

- A flexible floorplan allows this two-bedroom home to be transformed into a three-bedroom design
- A large and level block means the redevelopment potential of the home is considerable
- Separate dining and living spaces plus a sunroom offer several opportunities for family members to find their own private space.
- Plenty of storage can be found throughout with built-in robes in each bedroom, a double linen closet off the hall and a shed in the yard.
- A garage with a paved driveway can be found at the rear of the block.
- A well-maintained level garden surrounds the home with a hedge around part of the boundary for additional privacy
- There is potential to turn the living spaces into one big open-plan floorplan and maximise the natural light into the home.
- The corner block offers two street frontages.

This home presents multiple levels of potential through a modern renovation or a complete redevelopment project. Its enviable corner block position, minutes from Bowral's town centre, makes it a great investment.

For further information, please call Ben Olofsen on 0419 019 423 or Stephanie Blatch on 0499 111 465.

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