#soldbybianca $1,470,000
There’s something special about a good old redbrick home, from the timber floors, to the picture rails and all the way to the decorative cornices and ceiling details, there is a simple elegance that we are continually drawn to. They captivate you from the moment you see them. Charming and enchanting, they draw you in and highlight the finer details of a bygone era of home building.
True to this sentiment, 45 Cameron Road is a home that needs to be experienced. Confidently giving vibes of prestige, elegance and charm, this Queanbeyan home is one to celebrate. As you walk through the gates you could be forgiven for thinking you were in Inner Canberra Suburbs on your own sprawling estate, all while being cheekily 10 minutes across the border in Queanbeyan, Canberra’s playful neighbour. With it’s cool “anything goes” vibe that perfectly complements the eclectic and playful attitude of the region.
Being 84 years young and sprawling across a 1676sqm land parcel, 45 Cameron Road is one of the earliest and most solid homes built on Cameron Road, sitting proudly atop the street. The lucky buyer will spend sun drenched afternoons around the pool or shaded sips of a summer g&t while gazing across quintessential Queanbeyan rooftops of terracotta and tin, a tapestry of seasonal colour, from the privacy of your front porch.
The main residence feels familiar, like home, and you can so easily visualise a life here. Each room has carefully curated gravitas, the entry way connecting to a sun-drenched lounge room, seamlessly flowing through to the fully renovated kitchen complete with designated coffee and wine zones, even enough room for a breakfast table perfect for busy school mornings. The four bedrooms wrap around the north of the residence, 3 with built in robes and all charming double hung windows and character charm.
The surprises keep coming as you exit the home to the semi-covered rear deck and pass the Palm Springs vibes at the pool. Almost as if 45 Cameron Road is its own private resort, a stunning secondary residence/pool house takes position at the rear of the property, with its own living space, kitchen, 2 bedrooms, bathroom, and additional storage room. This adaptable space has been used as a rental and Airbnb and could easily suit multi-generational living or become a hideaway for artisans and creators.
The garden feels like a mix of English cottage, Australian vernacular and California dreaming. No matter what the weather and where the sun or wind is coming from there is a sheltered nook to sit. Tiered across the huge space are veggie gardens and plantings to bring colour and interest through all seasons.
This home epitomises how cool the Queanbeyan region is; eclectic, diverse, charming, and transformative, perfect for those who are a little offbeat, with a calling for the creative, and who want a home that transcends the expected, all within walking distance of the best pubs in town!
features:
main.residence
.renovated four bedroom redbrick home
.blend of original features mixed with renovations throughout
.slow combustion wood fireplace
.main bedroom with built-in robe and original fireplace
.three additional bedrooms two with built-in robes
.two renovated bathrooms
.new kitchen with stone bench tops and canberra redbrick feature chimney
.high end appliances and wine fridge
.freshly refinished southern beech timber floors throughout
.ducted gas heating
.reverse cycle air conditioning x2
.electric front gate with established hedge for ultimate privacy
.long main circular driveway for additional parking
.front porch overlooking established front garden
.four car carport
.10.7kW PV solar system
.large sliding doors from dining area leading to the covered entertaining deck
.solar heated salt water in ground swimming pool
pool.house
.seperate entrance
.open plan kitchen, living and dining area
.main bedroom upstairs
.reverse cycle air conditioning x3
.large storage room and 6th Bedroom/Office space downstairs
Land Size: 1676m2
Year Built: 1940
