The sale of this deceased estate gives birth to an opportunity to revitalise a 1960s brick home or redevelop its 754sqm freehold Beerescourt site. Adaptive reuse of land in this city-fringe suburb is changing the face of the popular, well-established area. Its centrality, relationship with Waikato River, leafy avenues, and effortless connection to Te Rapa Straight mean Beerescourt will always be sought after. The 250sqm home has great bones, plenty to work with, and a heat pump in place. It sits on basement garaging that is internally accessed, contains several storage rooms and a toilet. There is generous living upstairs, three bedrooms, a full bathroom, separate toilet, and a sun-drenched conservatory, but they're all caught in a time warp and need modernising. Personalising and styling spaces can be a satisfying experience, and in an area like Beerescourt, the rewards that come from boosting a home's value are obvious. Location is key when it comes to capital investment. The grounds are tidy and trim-kept, with ample rear parking. Beerescourt Park, river walks and cycle tracks are close for recreational pastimes, and shops, schools, retail, and commerce are super handy. Full of potential for home buyers and developers, whichever you look at it, this property has a great future. For an information pack, copy and paste the below link on your web browser: https://www.propertyfiles.co.nz/property/765900004