15 Jeffreys Street

Woodend VIC 3442

376 m²

1012 m²

House

Currently for sale - view listing

Overview

Quintessential Woodend, Perfect Position

Master-built by the owner of national award-winning Elite Homes (Melb) and nestled in arguably one of Woodend's finest streets, 15 Jeffreys Street is a high-quality home with character, considered design and genuine versatility. Built in 2016 in the style of the turn of the 19th century, the home combines traditional detailing with modern comfort. Three-metre (10') ceilings, press-metal detailing above the hallway, custom cornicing and skirting boards, solid spotted gum flooring and high-quality sisal carpeting create a sense of space and substance throughout. The open-plan kitchen is centered around a generous 2 m² quartzite island and includes a 900 mm Falcon oven. Three living areas provide flexibility for family life, entertaining or working from home, while solid granite shower bases and carefully proportioned rooms reflect the quality of the build. Comfort is well covered with an 18 kW ducted reverse-cycle air-conditioning system, two additional reverse-cycle air-conditioners, town gas ducted heating and a Quadra-Fire solid-fuel heater. Double glazing and a six-star energy rating add to the home's efficiency. Optic fibre to the premises (FTTP) is due to be installed this Friday (23 October 2026) for high speed NBN. A fully detached, fully contained two-bedroom cottage with ducted town gas heating, reverse-cycle heating and cooling and a solid fuel heater provides valuable additional accommodation for guests, extended family, a home office or rental income. The established grounds are a significant part of the property, with mulberry, quince, manicured box and photinia hedging, Japanese maples, old fruiting apple, lilac, silver birch, Manchurian pear and golden ash creating a mature and private setting. A substantial home in a tightly held location, with the space, quality and flexibility to suit a range of buyers. Land size 1012m2. "The quality will be remembered long after the price is forgotten" - Aldo Gucci, 1938.