A ravishing post-war house from another land has been lovingly restored. It has found the perfect place to spend its days, nestled within the lushness of manicured grounds. If it is at all possible to scroll past the images above, then by all means jump in here and read on. You will be thrilled, to say the least.
Impulses are real for diving into the alluring aspects of the grounds outside, but let us first take a moment to learn about the home. Workers' Cottages are solid, with strength that lasts. When design know-how and attention to detail get added to the mix, we see spectacular results. This home has been crafted with expertise and, obviously, has been much-loved.
Clothes may make the man, but a front door can also make a strong first impression. We have an original here, inset with stained glass, setting the scene for a magnificent experience onwards. And those wooden floors have recently been polished, extending throughout the home with decadent glee. Windows have been sourced from another home of similar prestige, and their dimpled, enticing personality will soothe the eyes sweetly.
The kitchen stretches invitingly, with new gas cooktops installed (having fittings for specific items like coffee appliances and wok burners). Prep spaces and storage are well-catered for. That black hutch/cupboard further along comes with the house. Whilst moving about the perfect dining space, slide those doors back at the end of the room. Another treasure is revealed – a fantastic hidden laundry.
Insect (midgie) screens have been custom-fitted and retract neatly when not required. The bathroom extension is ravishing, with a striking claw-foot tub and a separate shower. Beautiful tiles in there reflect sharp lines and create a dazzling space.
The front grounds can be imagined as a botanical estate, perhaps surrounding a mansion somewhere in the countryside. The colours and textures of the lush specimens are a feast to the eyes as well as for your plate. Fruits are bulbous and juicy, and native plants have been employed to attract pollinators. As well as being a colourful treasure to behold whilst walking around, this is all part of a property that provides a self-sustainable island lifestyle. Here is a list of things growing and ready.
• Oranges
• Mandarins
• Lemons
• Limes
• Mangoes
• Mulberries
• Vanilla beans
• Coffee beans
• Pumpkins
• Dragonfruit
• Passionfruit
• Apples
• Ginger
• Basil
• Loganberries
• Rasberries
• Figs
• Bananas
There is a chicken coop as well, and one that your feathered egg providers will love. It seems like they, too, will experience comfortable extravagance, and they will be quite content.
Those photos are calling again, aren’t they? Just a quick rehash of what is here for you …
• 1682 m2 of Manicured Grounds
• Stunning 3 Bedroom home, a solid worker’s cottage, restored mightily
• Stained-glass front door
• 2 m from deck
• 4 m back deck
• Stunning wooden flooring, recently polished
• Customised, retractable insect screens
• High ceilings
• Perfect kitchen, newly replaced gas cooktop (the black hutch in the kitchen comes with the home)
• Beautiful dining room, with a hidden laundry on the other side (screen doors add tidiness and also dampen sound)
• Separate Double Garage (powered and with power outlets inside) with undercover carport area, great for boat storage
• Aircon throughout
• Ceiling fans throughout
• Solar Power (17 panels, approx. 27 kw/h per day, sometimes more)
• Gas Cooking
• Storage underneath the home (stumped at 1.2 metres to cater for ride-ons and other equipment)
• Two separate tanks holding a whopping total of 25 000 litres of free water
• Raised garden beds, compost station
• Lawns of such quality you could day-nap on them
• Property slopes down after the crops out back and heads to the bush and the water, and there is an additional, natural space down there as well
• Nothing to do but move in, and perhaps pick something for lunch.
You can see by the adoration in this writing how this property can excite. Come and see it for yourself. There is nothing else to do but make a call our team today on 07 3409 9900
