60 Clifton Street Collie WA 6225

1918 character house | 1012sqm block | rear lane access | renovation value in established Collie The property’s primary competitive strength is its unusually large 1,012sqm block in a central Collie pocket, combined with rear lane access that permits a workshop, additional parking, or future subdivision potential. The 1918 house offers a solid structure with classic character, meaning the buyer acquires a low-density footprint on a high-utility site. This configuration serves renovation buyers seeking to add equity through cosmetic and structural upgrades, and investors targeting land-banking in a town with steady demand from local schools and amenities. The absence of bushfire, flood, or heritage overlays reduces approval risk, and the NBN Fibre to the Node supports remote work or tenancy appeal. The principal risk is the house’s age and condition—1918 construction may require significant electrical, plumbing, or foundation work, which could absorb renovation budgets beyond initial estimates. The 22-day market presence suggests pricing sensitivity; buyers should negotiate from a position of cost-to-complete analysis. The opportunity lies in the block’s zoning and size: a buyer could renovate the existing house for rental income while holding for future subdivision or development, as the 16% building coverage leaves substantial land in play. Hold this property as a medium-term renovation project with a land-bank strategy, not a quick flip.