SOLD !! UNDER THE HAMMER by Gayle Aspden, of Harcourts Birkenhead. please follow the following link: to watch. https://www.cooperandco.co.nz/about-harcourts-cooper-co-auctions/north-shore-auctions-this-week/ Please call Gayle Aspden for any information needed. Perched atop a clifftop overlooking Little Shoal Bay, and nestled at the end of a tranquil street among early character homes and villas, this dated 1950's weatherboard dwelling presents a rare opportunity to purchase in the esteemed area of Birkenhead Point. Where else can you find a prized site like this? The property awaits a discerning buyer with the vision and expertise to unlock its full potential, perhaps through demolishing and rebuilding. Sitting on a sprawling land parcel of 2060m2, the floor area offered is 145m2 plus a double internal access garage, spread across three levels. Upon entry at the main level, you'll find a functional layout comprising a hallway leading to a combined bathroom & laundry, a separate toilet, a kitchen, and a dining area that transitions into a spacious lounge. Upstairs, the master bedroom boasts access to a wrap-around decking area, complemented by another generously proportioned bedroom and a bathroom. Of course, as with most 1950's builds, it features natural timber flooring. Outside this home overlooks stunning native bush which was well known around 1910 as the Waiata Tropical visitor attraction owned by Clement Wragge. He was so passionate about his vision for the gardens that he brought in exotic palms from all over the world. An overgrown path extends down to the base of this land and it appears that clearing the bottom of the site again, would provide good direct access up to the house, enhancing its appeal and accessibility. It is one of the very few properties on this side of the street with water access. The owners emphasize disregarding the CV, as it in no way reflects its dated condition. It is offered for sale for the first time on the market. Make no mistake, this MUST BE SOLD NOW!