160 Central Avenue

Inglewood WA 6052

113 m²

323 m²

House

Currently for sale - view listing

Overview

Step Into the Elegance of a Bygone Era

All offers presented by 4pm on Tuesday 19th May unless sold prior. This stunning home, built during one of the most romantic and character-filled periods of Australian residential design, reflects the enduring appeal of 1930s architecture, when craftsmanship, warmth, and timeless proportion were at the heart of every residence. Inspired by the English cottage tradition yet thoughtfully adapted for Australian living, homes of this era were celebrated for their inviting verandahs, decorative timberwork, fireplaces and leadlight window features. Cottage 'Laurel', is an absolute for anyone searching for a beautiful home and entry into a vibrant and ever expanding suburb affectionally known as 'Ingle-hood' Rich in original detail, this lovingly preserved home offers soaring ceilings, polished timber floors, ornate fireplaces, and delicate period features that speak to the craftsmanship of another age. Inspect and you shall fall utterly in love. What we love: * Mount Lawley High School catchment * Expansive verandah with seating * Soaring ceilings, polished timber floors, ornate fireplaces * Large beautifully presented living room * Stunning and well-appointed en-suite to master * Two excellent size minor bedrooms, one with ornate fireplace * Aircon in all bedrooms * Sun-drenched country style kitchen and dining space * Beautiful courtyard with grassed area and herb garden * Generous picture-perfect family bathroom with original free standing ornate tub * Parking for two cars and further verge parking * 6kw solar system, FTTP NBN connection * Walking distance to Inglewood Hotel, Woolies, cafes and restaurants Enquire now, this property will not last long! Disclaimer: This information is provided for general information purposes only and is based on information provided by the Seller and may be subject to change. No warranty or representation is made as to its accuracy and interested parties should place no reliance on it and should make their own independent enquiries.