84 Mott Street, Gaythorne, QLD, 4051, Australia

A fantastic offering for investors, renovators and developers, this beautiful old Queenslander offers the perfect blend of location, size and potential. The classic home sits on an expansive 2,038sqm landholding over two lots with a massive backyard and a prime position that's close to the heart of Gaythorne.

The home itself is in solid and comfortable order and ready to live-in or lease out while planning the future. It features many retained turn-of-the-century details including rare classic high ceilings, VJ walls and original timber flooring. There are also three double bedrooms, a functional gas kitchen, a separate sleepout and a huge underhouse area for garaging, workshop and storage.

The size of the block is where the true value of this property lies; the half-acre allotment comes with a super-wide 31m street frontage and an enormous lawn at the rear along with a disused tennis court.
This property will offers excellent rewards to those looking for a real estate project that would bring enormous value in the future. Creative buyers will appreciate the superb location just 16 minutes from the CBD and strolling distance to the train station, the superb local schools, Enoggera Memorial Park and amenities at Brookside Shopping Centre. Renovate, rebuild or redevelop - the possibilities are endless, subject to all the relevant approvals.

Features Include:
Original freestanding residence on a huge 2,038sqm block
Land dimensions: two titles, 31m wide frontage and 65m depth
Massive backyard with deep level lawn and a disused tennis court
Currently in comfortable order and ready to live in/lease out
Original features include high ceilings, VJ walls and timber floors
Three bedrooms, functional gas kitchen and separate sleepout


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