22 Clifden Lane

This solid 1950s weatherboard residence is constructed on a timber frame with Hardi plank cement sheeting, plaster ceilings and walls, and a tiled roof. The home offers comfortable accommodation comprising two bedrooms, including a generous main bedroom with an adjoining sunken dressing room or nursery. A wide central hallway leads through to the spacious kitchen and dining area, featuring tongue and groove Baltic pine flooring and pine-lined walls that add warmth and character. The kitchen is equipped with gas cooking and a single stainless-steel sink and flows seamlessly into the main dining and living zone. This open and functional space is serviced by a freestanding solid fuel heater, ceiling fan, and a small reverse-cycle air conditioner, ensuring year-round comfort. The central bathroom is separate and includes a shower, bath, vanity, and lino floor coverings. At the rear of the home is a large back porch incorporating a relatively new cupboard-style laundry. Externally, the property offers substantial shedding and infrastructure. Improvements include a powered to all sheds including single car garage with concrete floor, large enough to almost accommodate two vehicles. A substantial 13m x 7m two-bay machinery shed with earth floor is complemented by an attached enclosed garage with concrete flooring and power connected. There is also a double galvanised iron horse box with earth floor, suitable for equine use. 1mg S&D water & 80,000 ltr catchment As the original home of the main subdivision, the property retains its rural character. Boundary fencing ranges from fair to poor condition along the rear boundary, with good fencing to one side and the front boundary. Positioned on an elevated section of the allotment, the home enjoys a neat and tidy presentation. The soil profile varies from rocky rises to more loam-based ground with a clay base, making the property suitable for livestock and horses. An existing trotting track remains in place, although it requires refurbishment.