17 Humble Street, East Geelong, Vic 3219

On behalf of our sellers, the Award-Winning team at Barry Plant Geelong proudly presents by way of Private Sale, 17 Humble Street, East Geelong.

Set on 557m² (approx.) allotment — an exceptionally large parcel for this prized streetscape — this classic brick residence offers immediate comfort with exciting scope for the future. Freshly painted and beautifully maintained in its original condition, the home reflects enduring mid-century character while providing a superb canvas for renovation, extension or redevelopment (STCA).

Inside, three well-proportioned bedrooms are complemented by a central bathroom and a light-filled living domain with Baltic Pine flooring and innate cornice work. This area provides a feeling of yesteryear, while providing an environment that can be immediately enjoyed. The functional floorplan is entirely comfortable as is, yet its original integrity invites a thoughtful contemporary transformation — whether that be a designer renovation, a seamless rear extension capitalising on the deep backyard, or a luxury rebuild befitting the calibre of the location.

A secure one-car garage or workshop adds further practicality, while the generous block allows ample additional off-street parking, storage, or workshop options.

The lifestyle appeal is equally impressive. Enjoy a short stroll to the picturesque Eastern Park and the sparkling waterfront precinct, with its walking trails, beaches and recreational facilities. The property is moments from the boutique cafes and shopping village of East Geelong and within easy reach of the Geelong CBD. Zoning for highly regarded schools including Geelong High School, Geelong College and St Joseph's College adds to the area’s educational prestige.

This is a rare offering: a solid brick home on a substantial landholding in one of Geelong’s most established and sought-after streets. Move in and enjoy the charm, renovate to reflect your vision, or unlock the full potential of this exceptional parcel — the opportunity is as expansive as the land itself.