Nestled in a quiet, family-friendly street, this 1950’s character home has it all. Lovingly maintained, this 3 bedroom gem boasts high ceilings, polished timber floors, original light fittings, ornate cornices, large windows for natural light, and multiple living areas.
Presenting a prime renovation project, this home allows the new owner to modernize and update to current standards, while enhancing the many existing character features.
The curved front porch gives a welcoming first impression. Tiled foyer opens into the dining room, where you can share many meals and stories with friends and family. Brick fireplace with subtle, decorative hearth is a feature of this space.
Lounge room caters perfectly for quality family-time and can be closed from your dining by a decorative glass sliding door. Evaporative cooling throughout caters for summer, while the wood heater warms the home in winter. Adjoining sunroom offers another space to sit, read a book, or enjoy a morning coffee.
The kitchen is central to the home and is next to the casual dining area. Fitted with ample cupboard space and electric appliances, this space can be updated with your own personal touches and modern comforts.
3 bedrooms, each with built-in robes and ceiling fans. 3rd bedroom acts as a great guest suite, or accommodation for elderly parents or the disabled, with separate ramp access and its own ensuite.
Family bathroom is conveniently positioned near the bedrooms, spacious, tiled, and contains a shower, bathtub, vanity and toilet. Separate laundry.
The double garage with one high-clearance roller door provides practical and secure vehicle accommodation. For storage of your tools and mower, there is also a garden shed.
This home offers more than just its interior charms, it’s strategic location places you within easy reach of schools, convenience stores and parks.
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