A freestanding Victorian this close to High Street offers a very exciting foothold in Armadale, particularly with approximately 224sqm of land, a north-facing rear, and ROW vehicle access already working in its favour. Held and cherished by the same family for 43 years, this charming three-bedroom, block-fronted residence has plenty to love exactly as it is, yet its real appeal lies in what comes next. Move in and make changes gradually, renovate around its period bones or pursue a larger extension over time (STCA), all from a quiet location that puts one of Melbourne's most desirable shopping and dining precincts within steps of the front door.
Endearing charm flows throughout the interior, from Baltic floors and wool carpets to high ceilings and original open fireplaces. The central living room benefits from a seasonal layout, with an exposed-brick, wood-burning fireplace and French doors that open onto a red-brick courtyard, sheltered by an established Japanese Maple tree and striking Jacaranda. A second living room extends the interior to the northern gardens, accompanied by a well-appointed kitchen and meals area, whilst three robed bedrooms include two with ornate fireplaces, served by a bright bathroom and a separate laundry.
An external storeroom and rear vehicle access add further practicality, alongside gas heating. High Street is practically at the end of the street, with a nearby laneway leading straight through to Phillippa's Bakery, putting one of Armadale's best-loved local institutions within footsteps of the back door. Supermarkets, boutiques, cafés and restaurants are all an easy walk away, while Armadale Station, nearby trams, Union Street Park, Malvern Memorial Kindergarten and elite schools complete a blue-ribbon address with immense appeal now, and for the future.
