AUCTION ONSITE SATURDAY 19TH JUNE 10.00AM

You'll be taking a step back in time when you drop in to visit 2 Trickett Street in Holt. Designed by the well renowned architect, Enrico Taglietti, in the 1970s, this character filled three bedroom free standing townhouse has had most of the original style and design features retained, making this gorgeous little home a real standout for the area.

The use of bold colours and high cathedral ceilings, behind an understated front entrance, have enhanced the unique style of the home. Living spaces are open plan and the kitchen has plenty of cupboard space, all three bedrooms are an excellent size and have built in wardrobes and being single level, the home is also ideal for downsizers.

Located in an excellent location within easy reach of arterial roads to the City and beyond, close to all of the amenities of thriving Kippax and with a stunning outlook across to the Brindabellas in the distance, this could be just the home you've been waiting for.

Current owners are committed to sell at or before auction day. Contact Team Peta Barrett now to arrange a time to view or visit us at one of our open homes.

Features include:

- Architect designed
- Bright and spacious open plan living areas
- High cathedral ceilings
- New carpets throughout
- Three ample bedrooms with built in wardrobes
- Cupboard filled kitchen
- Reverse cycle air conditioning
- Great sized courtyard, ideal for pets
- Covered private outdoor entertaining area
- Lovely established gardens
- Large under cover accessible car accommodation with storage room
- Excellent position with views opposite to the Brindabellas
- Close to thriving Kippax, with excellent shopping options, local cafes, church, clubs, golf course and library all within easy reach


Rates: $2,040pa
Land Tax: $2,709.24pa
Body corporate: $350.75pq
EER: 1

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