This mid century weatherboard bungalow offers something a little different, with a layout that could work particularly well for a growing family, extended family, families with borders, or those wanting space for elderly parents at home.

An extension added in the 1970s created a second kitchen, bathroom and laundry, positioned off the original living room. This area has its own external entry, giving you the flexibility to use it as part of the main home, or close it off when a little separation is needed. It is a genuinely versatile setup that could adapt as your family changes over time.

The original part of the home features three good sized bedrooms, a family bathroom, open plan kitchen and dining, plus a second smaller living space. Much of the interior remains original, giving the home a real retro character and plenty of scope for someone who appreciates its current charm, or wants to renovate and make it their own.

Outside, there is plenty of space to enjoy, with a large front lawn that could also provide additional off street parking if required. A single garage sits at the rear, along with established landscaped gardens.

Set in a popular part of James Street, you're within easy walking distance of the local primary and intermediate schools, with the Kopeopeo shops in the other direction.

A character home with a versatile layout and plenty of possibilities, this one is worth a closer look.