First Time Offered in Almost 60 Years A Much-Loved Family Home Opposite the Park
Held in the same family for nearly six decades, this neat and tidy home presents a rare opportunity to secure a substantial residence in a tightly held Forestville location. Comfortable and completely liveable in original condition, it offers outstanding space, versatility and endless potential to renovate, modernise or simply move in and enjoy.
Set directly opposite the wide open green spaces of Lin
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