Full of character with a bright and warm demeanor, this 1950’s mid century home is simply lovely.
Set back from the street on an almost level parcel of land approximately 1416m2 in size, the property boasts the traditional high ceilings of the era with wooden framed windows and a small amount of feature cathedral glass. The living area is open plan with the kitchen which has the most pretty patterned floor tiles. Doors lead from the living area to the expansive Jarrah wooden deck which is partially roofed and overlooks the stunning array of flora.
A sunroom, with built-ins, also has doors to the deck and features beautiful views of Mount Wellington. A bedroom is adjacent which could be used as a sitting room, and the sunroom as a bedroom, creating a flexible floorplan to suit the individual requirements.
The master bedroom is large and has built-in wardrobes as does the third bedroom with the fourth bedroom currently set up as an office facing the views with an external door to the backyard.
Complementing the style of the era, the bathroom is centrally located and has a bath with separate shower and vanity. The toilet is also separate as is the laundry.
The home is kept ambient all year round with the wood heater and the reverse cycle air conditioner.
Step outside and enjoy the space this property has to offer, a surprisingly private setting behind the electric gates considering the close proximity to Eastlands Shopping Centre, Bellerive Village and quality local schools.
Full of trees and plants, the garden includes Camelias, Rhododendrons, Azaleas and Roses. There are Magnolia trees and a vast amount of different fruit trees and berries plus raised, established vegetable gardens and a garden shed with power and water.
There is so much more to the story and this home absolutely needs to be viewed to appreciate. Call us today for further information or join us at our open homes.
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