14 Victoria Crescent, PORT LINCOLN

A beautiful, original and gracious 1938 duck pond stone home that is sited on a tightly held residential strip of Kirton Point that has harbour outlooks over the main wharf, across towards the Boston Island and beyond.
What sets this property apart from any other duckpond stone home in Kirton Point is the street to street access from either Victoria Crescent or Ives Place. These properties are becoming harder to find now a days and in this location this is one that is sure to create a lot of interest.
Altogether you have a massive 2,450 m2 and those with building or property development experience will certainly see the potential including renovation and land division (STCC).
This home has been well built to stand the test of times and in keeping with the era that is was built has all the olde world charm of extra high ceilings, generous sized rooms including the bedrooms and the decadent jarrah floorboards add warmth, ambiance and a sense of style you rarely see in newer built homes. Elevated, the front porch and entrance is a cosy spot to enjoy a lazy weekend breakfast where you can sit back and enjoy the morning sunrise over the water.
Upon entering the home, to the right is the formal lounge room that has a wonderful bay window that frames the outside beautifully and an open fire place will be perfect for the cooler months of the year. Opposite is the generous sized main bedroom and bedroom number two is further along the hallway and convenient to the bathroom and separate toilet. A handy addition is the sleepout that is attached to the home with access from bedroom two. This could become a further two bedrooms or third bedroom and handy office/study area depending on your needs.
The kitchen is serviceable, with handy servery access to the formal dining room that flows into the lounge. With a little time and effort this home has all the potential to become a simply gorgeous family home that you could happily live in forever and is just awaiting your imagination and a bit of renovation to bring it back to it’s former glory days.