33 Taro Street Blakehurst NSW 2221

Dual street frontage with rear lane garage | Renovated character home with separate studio | Family-friendly Blakehurst position near schools and water | Flexible layout suits multi-generational or work-from-home needs The property’s dual street frontage and rear lane garage access are rare in this part of Blakehurst, giving a buyer a genuine logistical advantage over competing houses on standard blocks. The separate studio above the garage adds independent accommodation or a professional workspace, which broadens the buyer pool to include extended families or those requiring a home office with separation from the main residence. The six-bedroom, five-bathroom configuration is oversized for the area, and the premium finishes—granite benches, Miele appliances, full-height stone bathrooms—mean the renovation is complete and unlikely to require near-term capital outlay. This house best suits a buyer who needs space and flexibility in a well-serviced suburban setting, and who values the security of a finished product over a discount for future work. The main risk is that the guide price sits at the upper end of the local market for a 613-square-metre lot, and the property’s value is more dependent on the quality of the internal fit-out than on land scarcity. A buyer paying near the guide absorbs the cost of the renovation without necessarily capturing future uplift from land appreciation alone. The minor discrepancies in room counts across listings suggest the studio may not be counted consistently by all agents, which could affect resale clarity. The opportunity lies in the studio’s flexibility—it can be held as a rental supplement, guest suite, or home business space, effectively improving the property’s yield or utility without additional land cost. Hold this house as a long-term family home or as a dual-income property if the studio is separately tenanted.