2 Naman Street

Positioned on a generous 956m² (approx.) block in one of South Dubbo's most established locations, 2 Naman Street presents an outstanding opportunity for first home buyers, renovators and investors seeking a property with genuine potential. This well-maintained fibro-clad home offers two generous bedrooms, complemented by a versatile third room that could easily serve as a child's bedroom, home office or sleepout. High 3-metre ceilings through much of the home, multiple living areas and a flexible floorplan create a wonderful sense of space while providing the perfect foundation for future improvements. Lovingly cared for over the years, the home offers an exciting opportunity to modernise and add value. Expose and polish the original timber floorboards, refresh the interiors with a fresh coat of paint and design a contemporary kitchen while retaining the character and charm of this classic home. Outside, the expansive 956m² (approx.) block offers ample room to extend the existing home, build a large shed or, subject to the necessary approvals and purchasers making their own enquiries, investigate the potential for a secondary dwelling. Conveniently located just minutes from Dubbo's CBD, schools, sporting fields, parks and everyday amenities, this well-priced property offers exceptional value and won't last long. Contact the team at Matt Hansen Real Estate today to arrange your inspection. Property Features: Two large bedrooms plus a versatile third bedroom, office or sleepout One well-appointed bathroom Multiple living areas Approximately 3-metre-high ceilings through much of the home Scope to renovate, extend, build a shed or investigate the potential for a secondary dwelling (STCA) ** The enclosed information has been furnished to us by the property's owners. We have not verified whether or not that the information is accurate and do not have any belief one way or the other in its accuracy. We do not accept any responsibility to any person for its accuracy and do no more than pass it on. All interested parties should make and rely upon their own enquiries in order to determine whether or not this information is in fact accurate.**