This larger-than-usual one-bedder from the 1960s belongs to an era when they sure knew how to build them big. At approximately 52 square metres of internal living, it carries mid-century appeal in its dimensions and the kind of generosity that is becoming increasingly hard to come by. The entry flows past a semi open-plan kitchen, refurbished with an oven, gas cooktop, dishwasher and sleek white cabinetry. Beyond it, the living and dining room opens out with a north-west orientation that draws in sunshine from morning right through to late afternoon, supported by a split system for the warmer and cooler months. The bedroom faces the same direction, has built-in robes and sits separately from the renovated bathroom, which is fitted with a bath, shower, vanity, mirrored cupboards and separate toilet. Ceiling fans in both the bedroom and living room, and a carport round out the features. Set in a boutique block of just nine, the position puts you on the border of Camberwell and within easy walking distance of everything that makes the area popular. Start the day with a coffee at trendy Rumour Has It, wander through Camberwell Junction for the shops, hop a citybound train at Camberwell Station or pick up a tram running in either direction. Village Cinemas is close by for the latest releases, Tooronga Village takes care of the bigger grocery run, and Swinburne University, Camberwell Grammar, Auburn High and Camberwell Primary School are all within reach. An oversized first home, downsizer or investment that doesn't come along often, where the footprint, location and solid construction all work in its favour.
