Queenscliff 116 Hesse Street
Choices on an outstanding corner block.
Whether you simply move in, renovate, or redevelop (STCA) this twin-frontaged home on the corner of Hesse and King Streets, you're going to be occupying one of Queenscliff's most commanding positions, with some excellent views to the south and east.
Right across the road from the iconic bowling club, this two-storey brick home also includes a carport, a garage, a two-room bungalow, and a shed. Plus an established garden.
On the ground floor, there's a large living room, a kitchen, a laundry, a bathroom with a combined bath and shower, and two bedrooms. Upstairs there are two more bedrooms - one with a view of the lighthouse, and the other (complete with a ship's wheel) gets a glimpse of the bay and rip.
Perfectly positioned for an easy stroll to all of Queenscliff's many historic buildings, bustling Hesse Street, and the marina, this unique corner block offers unlimited possibilities.
Two-storey brick home on the corner of Hesse and King Sts. Living room, kitchen, laundry, bathroom and 4 bedrooms Carport, garage, two-room bungalow, shed and garden Right on Queenscliff's bustling main street - walk everywhere Great views south and east from the two upstairs bedrooms Potential to renovate or redevelop this unique block (STCA)
Land: 517 sq m approx.
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Property Information
- Land area approx 517sqm
Nearest Schools
- In Catchment Area
- Independent Schools*
Primary School
- Queenscliff Primary School
Secondary School
- Bellarine Secondary College
Primary
- St Aloysius' School
Fletchers Agents
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Charles Caldwell Director -
James Gladman Director, B.Sc, CEA (REIV)
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Important Information
Fletchers Area Guide Queenscliff, VIC 3225
Situated on Bellarine Peninsula and the entrance to Port Phillip Bay, Queenscliff's first residents came in the 1850s. The settlement received a fillip 20 years later when a rail service connected the town to Geelong. Today, that rail service only runs 16 km from Drysdale - now as a tourist attraction. The Bellarine Rail Trail is a walking and cycling track that largely follows the railway line. Historical buildings abound in and around Queenscliff's commercial centre.