23 Pudney Street

Positioned in a practical and central western suburbs pocket, this original circa 1974 solid brick home offers a straightforward foundation for your next project. Set on a generous allotment of approximately 704 square metres with a 16 metre frontage, the property is best suited for those looking to build equity through extensive upgrades or complete redevelopment. For developers identifying sites with clear subdivision potential or renovators seeking a heavy duty structural shell to strip back and completely transform, this property presents a raw canvas with clear future upside. The interior showcases a highly functional layout that reflects the dependable craftsmanship of its era. Solid brick walls establish an incredibly sturdy core, complemented by traditional timber cabinetry, laminate surfaces, and classic timber floors that could easily be polished to enhance the space. Separate lounge and dining zones are divided by original amber-glass sliding doors, offering a practical floorplan that functions perfectly as-is, while remaining open to personal cosmetic changes or modern enhancements to suit individual tastes. Outside, the property opens up to a large, flat rear yard that serves as the main asset for both trade use and structural planning. A long side driveway leads past the home to a basic undercover verandah area and a deep expanse of lawn. Adding significant utility to the block is a large detached rear garage and workshop shed, offering an ideal setup for trade storage, vehicle housing, or workshop space during a renovation or construction campaign. With a good frontage and considerable depth, the land holding offers genuine development scope, subject to standard council consents. Developers can look closely at the subdivision potential created by the 16 metre frontage and surrounding subdivisions, while renovators can use the solid perimeter walls as the starting point for a complete internal overhaul. This is a property with clear structural and land value, tailored specifically for those focused on renovation potential or site development. Key features: • Solid brick construction built circa 1974 • Ducted reverse cycle air conditioning • Separate front lounge room with original amber-glass sliding doors • Kitchen and meals area with original timber cupboards and gas cooking • Central retro bathroom with separate bathtub and shower • Undercover rear verandah • Large detached workshop shed and garage with dual roller doors • Long driveway providing off street parking for multiple vehicles • Solar power • Generous 704m² block with a 16m frontage offering subdivision potential (STCC) Seaton is a fantastic western suburb that continues to attract interest due to its position between the city and the coast. The home is located within easy driving distance of shopping amenities at Westfield West Lakes and local supermarkets, with the coast at Grange Beach just a short drive down the road. Local golf courses and community parks provide nearby open space, and the property sits within the local school zones for Seaton High School and nearby primary schools. Public transport connections, including the Seaton Park Railway Station, are easily accessible for direct commuting to the Adelaide CBD. To put an Offer to Purchase online please follow the link: https://wkf.ms/3n5NenS RLA 302788 Disclaimer: We have obtained all information in this document from sources we believe to be reliable; However we cannot guarantee its accuracy and no warranty or representative is given or made as to the correctness of information supplied and neither the owners nor their agent can accept responsibility for error or omissions. Prospective purchasers are advised to carry out their own investigations. All inclusions and exclusions must be confirmed in the Contract of Sale.