Unrenovated Victorian residence with tremendous potential
141 Cambridge Street, Stanmore
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Currently divided into four flats, this large two-storey residence stands on a deep block with a north aspect at the rear.
Ideally located in a sought after tree-lined street, this property presents an exciting opportunity with unlimited possibilites for astute buyers to capitalise & restore to a four or five bedroom family home.
Both levels of the house have large rooms with high pressed metal ceilings and original marble fireplace. An original internal staircase, featuring carved timber balustrades, links both levels.
Featuring a handsome traditional facade with an iron lace balcony and a wide bay window, the house also has appealing interior features including folding timber paneled doors.
Although the house is split into two flats on each level, it retains its original floorplan.
Reap rewards & captialise on this appealing property set in a convenient lifestyle location that is footsteps from Stanmore village shop, railway station and Stanmore Public School.
Your next step is to get in contact with us.
Give Michael Harris or Melissa Grose a call, or request a call-back.
Stanmore was named by a prosperous saddler, John Jones, who purchased land in 1835 where Newington College now stands and called it the Stanmore Estate. Jones named it after his birthplace of Stanmore, London.
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