Occupying an elevated position, with a nor-easterly perspective, in one of Blackheath's tightly held and whisper-quiet streets, this beautiful 1930s character home boasts privacy, space, gentle renovation and exciting further potential. There are two separate titles, and with each block being approximately 695sqm, there is scope to introduce a second dwelling (STCA) if desired. With retained period features, the high ceilings, wraparound verandah, wood floors and timber panelling arrest attention on arrival. With thoughtful renovations throughout, the home offers versatile and functional living spaces, whilst still retaining timeless mountain charm. This address offers peace, space and polished comfort in a location connected to nearby bushwalking trails, village amenities and city transport links. This three bedroom, two bathroom beauty is truly out-of-the ordinary and boasts excellent indoor/outdoor connections from multiple angles. Life here has the potential to offer relaxed, meditative mornings and exciting social gatherings taking advantage of the various gardens 'rooms'. This is the perfect example of getting the balance right for those seeking the revered mountain lifestyle.
Inspection by Appointment Only: Please contact Patricia Rogan on 0477 513 304 or Alan Gregory on 0418 654 779
Breakdown of Features:
• Retained 1930s period high ceilings; wood floorboards; timber panelling
• Beautifully light-filled open plan living/dining/kitchen with island bench
• Slow combustion wood burner in living area; ducted gas heating throughout
• Multiple indoor/outdoor transitions; multiple spaces for alfresco entertaining
• Three bedrooms; master retreat with shower ensuite and scope to remodel
• Luxury bathroom with spa-like feel, huge walk-in shower and deep bath
• Separate powder room WC; large internal laundry; additional store cupboard
• Single lock-up garage; established garden 'rooms' offering peaceful privacy
• Approx 1.4km 20 min stroll or 4 min easy drive to all village amenities
A well-maintained timber cottage that retains authentic period features (leadlight windows, verandah, timber weatherboards) and has been sympathetically renovated with a quality open-plan kitchen and strong indoor–outdoor connection. Not an avant-garde architect statement, but a good example of a renovated heritage cottage with solid design and craftsmanship.
Key Architectural Features
weatherboard exteriorwrap verandahleadlight/stained glass windowsgabled corrugated iron rooftimber floorsopen-plan kitchen with islandstone benchtopbi-folding/large openings to gardenmature, formal hedged garden
