The house with three bedrooms on 39 Fenwick St, Geelong, goes to auction on August 9.
A broker says that turning the campaign to take a Central Geelong character to the auction is a sign that the owners were sincere about finding a buyer.
The era of the Federation Federation with three bedrooms on 39 Fenwick St. is mentioned with a price home from $ 875,000 to $ 925,000 and goes to auction on August 9.
Wilson’s listing agent James Wilson said that the classic house had served a number of family generations well and is ready to be improved and developed.
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A wooden stove and air conditioner of split systems are located in the living room.
The price guide largely reflects the value of the 836SQ M Landholding on the site, between McKillop and Myers ST in the CBD.
“We try to communicate reasonably well that we want to sell,” Wilson said.
“It is a property that has appealed to a cross -section of buyers.
“There have been people who are interested in the house itself.
“And because it carries a zoning plan of the activity center, there have also been others who have viewed it for development and advisory purposes, with a more commercial application.
“You have a fairly broad zoning plans in terms of what the permitted area of use and also the way in which someone can develop the country and the property.
The 836SQ M block has a deep back garden.
“It is really attractive from that point of view.”
The building offers off-street parking for two cars and a location near large residential areas and established consultancy firms in the southwestern corner of Geelong’s CBD.
“From the realistic point of view, you are close to everything from the point of view of residential areas,” said Mr. Wilson.
‘You are close to the CBD, Pakington ST in Newtown and Geelong West.
“It has all the residential benefits, but it is also a nice large piece of land that if someone wanted to use it from the point of view of advice, they have a lot of parking and also good parking on the street.”
Data shows that the property is last sold in 2021 for $ 950,000 and in 2024 it was mentioned for some time with a higher price range.
The median house price of Geelong has fallen by 11 percent in the last 12 months to $ 890,000.
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