The decades-old corner store at 51 Ashgrove Terrace, Ashgrove. A decades-old corner store has hit the market offering buyers a rare blank canvas in one of Brisbane’s established inner suburbs. The distinctive former shopfront, which has also been a home, provides a rare opportunity for a buyer to create something entirely their own in Ashgrove with no planned use for the property. 51 Ashgrove Terrace, Ashgrove. Agent Shenal Yigitbas of Harcourts Solutions said the property’s combination of history, character and flexibility made it particularly unusual. “This property has been part of Ashgrove for many decades, so there’s a real sense of history attached to it,” Ms Yigitbas said. “But what I love about it is that we’re not simply looking at its past. “We’re looking at what it could become next. “It could be a home, a shop, a business, a studio or something completely different. MORE NEWS: Historic estate held by the same family for 60 years up for sale First-home buyers offered new chance at Olympic city living $30,000 poorer in just 5 months: Brisbane officially hits downturn 51 Ashgrove Terrace, Ashgrove. “The potential really is up to the imagination of the new owner.” The prope...
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