34 Beatrice Street
Auburn, NSW 2144

This unique opportunity presents the original 1920s full brick cottage, offered for the first time in 80 years. Situated in a highly sought-after street in Auburn, the residence offers a prime north-facing aspect, making it ideal for renovation or demolition subject to council approval (STCA). The property boasts generously sized rooms, high ceilings, and timber floors, maintaining much of its original charm and character.

The home sits on a substantial, easement-free block of approximately 436.3 square metres with a frontage of 12.2 metres, providing excellent scope for redevelopment or extension. The location is one of the key attributes, with easy and convenient access to Auburn Station, shopping precincts, the hospital, schools, parks, and a variety of other essential amenities.

• Three bedrooms offering good accommodation for the family
• Large lounge area suitable for relaxed living and entertaining
• Eat-in kitchen providing a practical and functional workspace
• A sunroom located at the rear of the home, featuring internal laundry facilities for convenience
• Family-sized rear yard with a storage shed providing outdoor space and utility
• The property is set on an easement-free block, enhancing privacy and development potential

This property represents a rare chance to secure a sizeable landholding in a prime area with a strong potential for development or creating a dream family home through renovation. The surrounding neighborhood is well-established and highly regarded, ensuring a lifestyle of convenience and community.

Whether you are an investor, developer, or homebuyer looking to embrace a project, this residence offers significant opportunity in a tightly held location. It is an excellent prospect within the thriving Auburn area, blending established charm with future potential.

Disclaimer: Some images have been digitally enhanced and/or virtually styled to illustrate the property’s potential. These visual enhancements are for illustrative purposes only and do not necessarily represent the current condition of the property itself.