Held by the same family since the 1980s, this much-loved Kilsyth home carries the warmth of decades well lived, with a wonderfully flexible floorplan ready to adapt to the next chapter. Set behind leafy established gardens on approximately 871m², it offers privacy from the street, generous proportions and multiple living zones, along with scope to update and personalise over time. GRZ1 zoning adds further appeal, opening the door to future development (STCA).
At the front, the lounge has an easy sense of comfort, centred around a gas log fire with exposed brick surround that gives winter evenings a warm, nostalgic glow. Beyond, the updated kitchen overlooks the meals area and features stainless steel appliances, electric cooking and a dishwasher, keeping everyday family life practical and connected.
Two defined robed bedrooms sit off the hallway, including the main with semi-ensuite plus a central bathroom and adjoining two-way toilet. From here, the layout becomes far more interesting. A versatile walk-through space with a built-in loft bed could serve as a home office, grandkids’ sleepover zone or cosy sitting room before opening through to a substantial rear rumpus with fresh carpet and a wallpapered feature wall. Two further rooms peel from this space, one with built-in bunks and another ideal as an office, hobby room or additional sleeping accommodation. Depending on how you use it, the home can flex between four or even five bedroom-style spaces, office zones and multiple living areas.
Outside, gardens wrap around the home with broad stretches of lawn, a side deck and plenty of room for pets, play or future ideas. At the front, a long carport provides room for two cars plus a boat or trailer, with additional driveway parking beyond.
Split-system air conditioning adds year-round comfort, while the location makes everyday life easy. Walk to Churinga Shopping Centre and Kilsyth Primary School, with nearby parkland and the Carrum to Warburton Trail beginning at Glen Dhu Road, opening up kilometres of walking and cycling towards Lilydale and beyond. The 689, 668, 690 and 967 bus routes are close-by, as is Mooroolbark station.
Quirky, spacious and full of possibility, this is a home with history behind it and plenty of room for a new family to make it their own or profit from future development (STCA).
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