THE HOUSE THAT TIME FORGOT

Built in the 1940's in the Art Deco style, this house has seen better days. Built with native timbers, concrete stucco, beautiful plaster cornices, timber floors and etched glass windows, it was really once a wonderful example of the era.

However, it has been vacant for more than 30 years and time has taken it's toll !

The house is officially 127 sqm but a substantial basement has created a lot more usable space. The land size of 524 sqm also contains a large storage shed of about 100 sqm, used originally for boat building.

This is a wonderful corner site, zoned Single Heritage and Character Homes, situated just 200 metres from Ponsonby Road.

Look at these features :
• The roof leaks in places.
• The concrete stucco is cracked.
• The floor has collapsed in the bathroom.
• The walls and ceilings are discoloured with mould.
• There is no insulation.
• The basement rooms are unfinished.
• The window frames need attention.

If you have the skill and courage to save this home, then come and take a look.
Otherwise, it may be suited to a new home in the Heritage style to comply with the zoning.
Not for the faint-hearted!

An auction will be held on-site at 4 pm on the 15th February 2025 unless sold prior.

TO BE SOLD WITHOUT WARRANTIES