18 Cloete Street

Flemings Young is pleased to present 18 Cloete Street, Young, to the market for sale. This charming two-storey California bungalow occupies a flat 1,428sqm* corner block in the heart of town, combining character, scale and valuable MU1 Mixed Use zoning. Homes of this size and position are seldom offered in Young, creating a rare opportunity with genuine flexibility for residential, commercial or combined future use. Features include: . Prime 1,428sqm* flat corner block positioned on Cloete Street and Zouch Street . Traditional California bungalow showcasing timeless character and strong street appeal . MU1 Mixed Use zoning offering future potential for residential, commercial or blended use (STCA) . Private, established gardens framed by iconic palm trees . Formal lounge room with open fireplace and timber floorboards ready for restoration . Elegant formal dining room featuring an ornamental fireplace and leadlight window . Open-plan kitchen and family room with slate flooring . Additional sunroom or home office with veranda access . Four bedrooms spread across two levels . Two original bedrooms with 10ft ceilings; master includes a charming window bench seat . Third bedroom with decorative ceiling rose . Light-filled fourth bedroom located upstairs . Two enclosed verandas/sleep-outs providing flexible additional space . Central, spacious bathroom with bath and shower . Evaporative cooling, wood heating and gas point heating for year-round comfort . Large undercover entertaining area ideal for gatherings . Low-maintenance concrete backyard with scope for extensive parking or future improvements . Single carport plus external laundry and second bathroom A substantial character property offering charm, potential and unbeatable convenience, located less than 200m* from Young's bustling CBD. Private inspections are invited - contact Flemings Young today. * Approximate All information contained here is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy, and interested persons should rely on their own enquiries.