690 Berry Street, ALBURY
$650pw
Move in: 23/12/26
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Fully Renovated Home within minutes to Albury CBD
Elevated with an impressive street presence, this beautifully renovated home sits on the edge of Monument Hill in one of Albury’s most sought-after pockets. Set among quality homes and capturing panoramic city views, 690 Berry Street offers the perfect blend of character charm and modern comfort—just minutes from the Albury CBD. This home features a modern kitchen and bathroom, updated interiors, and an additional room ideal as a fourth bedroom, home office or studio. Character details remain throughout, including double sash windows, Murray Pine floorboards, timber features, and a classic front porch, all enhanced by light-filled rooms and generous proportions. Situated on a large 689sqm (approx.) corner block with lush gardens and easy vehicle access, the property provides ample outdoor space and excellent convenience. Property Features -Fully renovated throughout -Additional room suitable for 4th bedroom or home office -3 existing bedrooms with large built-in robes -Formal and informal living areas -Sunroom and large laundry -Separate toilet -Single carport, garage & garden shed -Elevated position with city views -Spacious backyard with side access -Walking distance to Dean Street, Pemberton Pantry Café, Albury Gardens & The Murray River This beautifully updated home in a tightly held location offers comfort, space and lifestyle—ready for tenants to move in and enjoy. TO REGISTER: Please register to ensure you receive notifications of any updates or cancellations. click ‘Book Inspection’ and follow the prompts to register your details for the open home you wish to attend. Alternatively, click "Get In Touch" or "Enquire" on REA and complete your details to stay updated on this property. DISCLAIMER: Whilst every care is taken in the preparation of the information contained in this marketing, Stean Nicholls will not be held liable for any errors in typing or information. All interested parties should rely upon their own enquiries in order to determine whether or not this information is in fact accurate.