17-19 Quinn Street, Penguin, TAS, 7316, Australia

Built in 1970 and displaying many features from the fabulous 70's this home is brimming with possibilities. Mostly untouched, this property is in fairly original condition. The 'Jewel in the Crown' of this home is certainly the magnificent views that will have you enjoying an almost uninterrupted view of the township of beautiful Penguin. And of course, the views out over the Bass Strait will certainly captivate you.
The home has been built to take in the magnificent view but also with large windows, the living areas are soaked in all day sunshine. The main home consists of a standard sized kitchen and dining room with original Tasmanian Oak cabinetry. The dining room is open plan, with a huge Northerly facing lounge room that has literally all floor to ceiling windows. There are three standard sized bedrooms all with built in robes, an original bathroom with a touch of purple glamour and a seperate toilet. Central to the home is a spacious sun room, with timber accents and access through sliding doors to the small patio and stairs to the front yard.
Under the house is a huge end to end double garage and a large workshop space. The home is on a double block off 1437m2. So for anyone wanting to renovate, perhaps this one is the whole package. You will find many treasures with this fantastic mid-century home including Tasmanian Oak floorboards, timber features through the home and some original lighting.
Penguin is a gorgeous place to call home with a mixture of fabulous cafes, restaurants, eclectic shops and markets. The beach is spectacular and walking tracks are plentiful. We would love to see someone bring this stunning home back to its former glory and invite you along for inspection. Please call the listing agent Wendy Squibb or come along to on of our upcoming open homes.





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