DISCOVER

Some homes earn their value through finish. This one earns it through position, land, and the one thing almost no terrace here can offer — a car space of its own.

Step inside and the front room sets the tone. Generous at 7.6 x 4.3m and filled with light, it is the kind of space that answers to whatever you ask of it — a relaxed living area, a home office, or scope for a third room should you need it (STCA). Fresh paint throughout and brand-new engineered flooring have already been laid through here, so the groundwork is done.

From there, the floorplan moves easily — a classic single-level terrace layout. Two bedrooms sit comfortably along the run, each a genuine double, quiet and well-proportioned. The full bathroom services them without compromise.

At the rear, the eat-in kitchen anchors the home — 6.0 x 3.0m, room enough to cook and gather, opening out to the yard beyond. Honest, original, and ready for the next owner's stamp.

And then the rear lane — where the real rarity sits. A covered car space (5.3 x 4.4m) with a brand-new roller door and a separate shed, accessed off the lane, on a street where most terraces have nowhere to park at all.

Long held in flexible use — equally at home as consulting rooms, an office, or a residence — the property carries genuine dual-use scope. Keep it earning, shift it to office with ease, or bring it home and reconfigure into the residence it was built to be (STCA).

Outside the door, the position does the rest. Redfern Park sits directly across the road. Waterloo Metro is a short walk, Redfern Station a little beyond, with Moore Park, Redfern Oval and the city all within easy reach. Little is out of reach, and almost nothing requires a car you'd struggle to park.

Land, parking, and a position you simply can't buy back. Rare on every count.