There's a particular kind of calm that comes with established trees outside every window - and this warm, cream-brick home has it in abundance. Refreshed inside without losing an ounce of its original character, this is Croydon living at its most liveable.
The home's bones speak clearly: generously proportioned rooms, solid brick construction, and a layout that separates living from sleeping without feeling segmented. The lounge is the heart - timber-look floors underfoot, a sculptural Calacatta marble-look electric fireplace commanding the feature wall, and a wall of glass drawing in the leafy garden aspect. It flows naturally to a dedicated dining space, where a ceiling fan turns lazily and ornate cornices frame the scene above.
The kitchen is honest and functional: gas cooking, ample cabinetry, and a window framing winter branches against blue sky. Bedrooms are quietly impressive - each with large windows looking into established greenery, the master adding a split system and a sitting nook that invites you to stay. A full bathroom with bath and shower completes the practical picture.
Outside, the rear yard is generous and green - a concrete patio, established lawn, and the kind of mature canopy that takes decades to grow. Positioned in one of Croydon's most settled streets, the home sits minutes from Croydon Main Street, the train station, and Eastland - with easy access to the Dandenong Ranges beyond.
3 bedrooms - master with split system AC and garden outlook
Marble-look electric fireplace feature wall in lounge
Separate lounge and dining rooms
Timber-look floors throughout
Gas cooking, functional kitchen
Bath and shower in main bathroom
Ceiling fans in living areas
Split system AC in master bedroom
Rear lawn with established canopy and concrete patio
Single-storey cream brick - Croydon's most sought-after street profile
