Beautifully set within glorious, established gardens in the Beaumaris Secondary College School Zone, this instantly appealing 1940s timber residence delivers a refined blend of period charm and contemporary comfort designed with a clear focus on family functionality.Enjoying an elevated presence behind a delightful picket fence and lush greenery, a wide entrance hall introduces an elegant sitting room, with stunning lead light box bay window and wood fire heater, flowing to a spacious dining room. Beyond, the well-appointed stone and timber finished kitchen with Smeg appliances and Miele dishwasher overlooks an inviting, sun-drenched living area.Both the sitting room and living area seamlessly open out to a large, paved terrace and deep, entirely private northern gardens, a picturesque setting for entertaining and relaxing.Spectacular in scale, a self-contained multi-purpose room caters to any number of family requirements from home office to art studio, workshop to games room, with its generosity of space and brilliant versatility.Back inside, sleeping accommodation includes the impressively spacious main bedroom, with lead light windows, built-in robes, and serene front garden outlooks, three additional bedrooms, and two bright bathrooms - one with a claw-footed bath.Extras include security cameras, large separate laundry, ducted evaporative cooling, gas heater in the living area, water tanks supplying garden watering, carport, and off-street parking.Sited on a generous 790 m² (approx.) of land, this immaculately presented home is sure to delight families coveting an abundance of space and light complemented by a flexible indoor/outdoor lifestyle.In a highly sought-after pocket in the Beaumaris Secondary College School Zone, just footsteps to Royal Melbourne Golf Course, and in close proximity to Black Rock Sports Club, bus services, parklands, the beach, Black Rock Village shops, cafes, bars, and restaurants, and St Joseph's Primary School.For more information about this outstanding family home contact Romana Altman or Louise Herterich at Buxton Sandringham.
