223 Ettrick Street, Appleby, Invercargill, Southland

This isn't just a house - it's a character-packed, two- story "prison block" treasure with serious wow factor! Built between 1910- 1919, it's full of the kind of unique features that make a home truly memorable - from timber floors and stained - glass windows to the staircase that immediately sets the tone for the rest of the property. Every corner tells a story while still offering the practical spaces families need today.

Upstairs, a covered veranda provides a peaceful spot to relax, enjoy your morning coffee, or simply soak in the outlook over the green space opposite. The home boasts four bedrooms, offering plenty of room for families of all sizes, and two living areas that provide flexibility for relaxing, entertaining, or simply spreading out.

The updated kitchen flows effortlessly into the dining area, creating a central hub for everyday life, while two heat pumps ensure warmth and comfort throughout the year. With two toilets, busy mornings are a breeze, making this home as practical as it is charming.

Set on a generous 1012m2 (approx.) section, this property offers incredible potential, including the possibility of subdivision (subject to council approval). There's plenty of room to renovate, add your personal style, or create the outdoor spaces you've always dreamed of. Whether it's gardens, play areas, or future extensions, this home invites you to put your personal stamp on it.

Its location is another huge bonus - close to town and all amenities, combining convenience with character living. This home is more than just four walls - it's a rare opportunity to own a standout property that blends history, charm, and flexibility, ready for a new chapter.

Cool, quirky, spacious, and full of heart, it's the kind of property that doesn't come along often. Don't miss this rare chance to own a truly standout family home. Call Shelley today to arrange your viewing and see for yourself why this property is so special. Opportunities like this don't wait - and neither should you!

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