Auction Location: LJ Hooker Canberra City.

Positioned on a beautiful tree lined street in one of Canberra's most convenient and central locations, this three bedroom full brick duplex with loads of potential is the ultimate buy for the renovator, investor, first home buyer or, being in the RZ4 territory planning zone, for a developer to land bank for future development.

Nestled behind a canopy of trees and shrubs, 31 De Burgh Street incorporates indoor and outdoor living areas with an alfresco deck that leads out to a backyard surrounded by trees and backs on to Sullivan's Creek and the Lyneham Wetlands.

The property itself offers wonderful separation - upstairs there is a spacious bathroom (including a bath!) and three good size bedrooms while the living areas downstairs feature a renovated kitchen and meals area, separate lounge room, powder room and externally accessed laundry. What you'll really love, though, is the private deck that opens from the living area out to the backyard; it's the perfect spot to entertain while the backyard gives plenty of room for the kids to play.

This is an ideal opportunity to secure a neat home in a sought after and convenient location; not only do you get the rare chance to land bank the future development potential but you can buy a real character home in one of the Inner North's best suburbs. You will also enjoy the best of the inner north lifestyle - walking distance to Lyneham High, Brindabella Christian College, Dickson and Lyneham shopping centres, the iconic Tilley's Café, and only a short bike ride to Next Gen gym, Yowani Country Club, the National Hockey & Tennis Centres and the Dickson Pool – what a location!

Features:
In the RZ4 Territory Planning Zone
Three good sized bedrooms
Large renovated kitchen with gas cooking
Open plan lounge
Separate laundry
Downstairs guest toilet
Ducted gas heating
Timber floors throughout
Large covered outdoor entertaining deck
Enclosed rear garden facing Lyneham Wetlands
Central location close to schools, shops and sporting facilities