Full of character and set on an impressive just under half an acre allotment, this circa 1920s return verandah bungalow combines the charm of its era with generous living spaces, excellent shedding and plenty of room to enjoy.
From the moment you step inside, the home's character is evident with high ceilings, polished timber floors, leadlight features, open fireplaces and a traditional central hallway. Generously proportioned rooms continue throughout, including a spacious master bedroom with ensuite, excellent storage and a separate study.
At the heart of this 4 bedroom home there is a spacious open plan living and dining area, complemented by a slow combustion heater and ducted evaporative air conditioning. The well-appointed jarrah kitchen features an island bench, stone benchtops, dishwasher and walk-in pantry, with the added bonus of a cellar providing further storage.
The living area extends outdoors through bifold doors with retractable flyscreens to a large undercover entertaining area overlooking the well-established gardens.
Outside, the property continues to impress with a freestanding double carport and workshop, plus a substantial shed with concrete floor and power. Extensive rainwater storage is plumbed to the home, while a 3.3kW solar system and 5kW battery add further practicality.
Set across a huge 1,783sqm allotment with two road frontages, the property offers an increasingly rare combination of character, space and versatility. Enjoy the home and its generous grounds as they are, or explore the potential for future development, subject to the necessary consents (STCC).
A fantastic opportunity for those looking for a substantial character home with plenty of room, shedding and future possibilities, all in a very handy location.
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