53 Hill Street, Orange, NSW 2800

53 Hill Street is a double-brick house that offers incredible versatility via its mixed-use zoning which "encourages business, retail, community, and other non-residential land uses". The property's location is equally impressive, situated literally on the edge of the Central Business District and zoned for both Orange High School and Orange Public School. The spacious house boasts lovely original features, including high ceilings, a wide entrance and delightful bespoke arches on the front-facing verandah. It contains four spacious bedrooms, a kitchen with an adjoining sitting room, original bathroom and a light-soaked sunroom. The 697-square-metre block is adorned with established trees, gardens and lawns, and offers off-street parking courtesy of side access to a detached single garage. Within the easiest of walks to both Cook Park and Orange Aquatic Centre, this property is perfect for those seeking a blend of residential comfort and commercial opportunity. Don't miss out on this truly unique offering in a prime location.

FEATURES
- Double-brick house in the heart of the CBD
- Dual zoning: residential and/or commercial
- Four spacious bedrooms
- Kitchen with adjoining sitting room
- Original bathroom
- Rear-facing sunroom
- Front verandah with bespoke arches
- Laundry
- Wood fireplaces and gas heaters
- Classic elegant features: high ceilings and wide entrance
- 697-square-metre block
- Established trees, gardens and lawns
- Side access to detached single garage
- Walking distance to Cook Park and Orange Aquatic Centre
- Zoned for Orange High School and Orange Public School
- Estimated rental return: $600 per week

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