14 Hare Street, Glenbrook NSW 2773

Corner block, dual-zone layout | Loft studio with kitchenette | Walk to village, school, park | No overlays, low risk | 1900s character fully renovated The buying case rests on a rare combination: a 1,168m² corner block in a tightly held street with no bushfire, flood, or heritage constraints, paired with a versatile layout that includes a detached loft studio already proven as an income source. The open-plan kitchen and family room with stacker doors to the deck, plus the formal lounge with fireplace, give this house a dual-life configuration that suits families needing separate zones or an investor seeking a granny-flat-style return. The location,650m to shops and school, 150m to the bowling club,positions it as a walkable family holding in a suburb where 90% of properties are owner-occupied, limiting supply and supporting long-term value. The primary risk is the bedroom and bathroom count discrepancy: the current sales listing claims 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, but older rental records show 3 and 1, meaning a buyer should verify whether the loft studio is legally classified as a bedroom and whether the second bathroom is fully compliant. This could affect financing or resale clarity. The opportunity is to capitalise on the studio’s proven rental history,it was leased as a yoga studio,and either continue that income stream or convert it to a home office or guest suite, which adds functional value without major cost. The property’s 27% site coverage on a 1,168m² block leaves room for future extension or landscaping, but the terraced backyard and mature trees limit development ease. Hold this house as a long-term family home with an income buffer from the studio, or as a low-risk entry into a premium Blue Mountains suburb with strong owner-occupier demand.