Enshrined by a picturesque California Bungalow façade, this cherished family home is adored with a fusion of distinctions that are rarely found together. Balancing immediate livability with future potential, this sprawling residence boasts dual living zones including an open plan family room with brilliant north light on 571sqm providing scope for the future STCA.Passionately preserved, the home welcomes with a wide entrance hall that sets the tone – adorned with all its Deco hallmarks including soaring ceilings with ornate roses, cornices and complimentary lighting alongside original joinery, picture rails, lead light sash windows and hardwood floors.Easy to love, the home comprises formal twin lounge and dining rooms each anchored by fireplace mantels and flowing through to a renovated kitchen with granite topped benches, gas cooking and dishwasher. The kitchen overlooks an open plan living and dining zone framed in vast French windows that let the light pour in from almost every direction and open onto the tranquil gardens.Also features a ground floor master suite, four further bedrooms served by a family bathroom with corner tub and a handily placed fitted laundry with guest powder room. As well as the comforts and convenience of gas ducted heating, RC/AC, double carport parking and two garden sheds. In a pleasant parkside family neighbourhood that’s just an easy stroll to a range of kinders, Ashburton Primary School, St Michael’s Primary School, Ashwood High School and Ashburton Park as well as being on Ashburton village’s fringe for train, bus, library, pool centre, shopping and eateries. Also close to the Ferndale trail, Bicentennial Trail, stringing together Summerhill Playground, Hill’n’Dale skate park, all the way to the popular Ferndale Park with sporting grounds and an adjacent café.*Please Note* Buxton Real Estate may refuse to provide further information about the property should you prefer not to disclose your Full Contact Details including Phone Number. Photo id required upon entering the property.
