Perfectly oriented to the northerly aspect, the home welcomes year-round breezes and sweeping views to Mt Chincogan. At dusk, cows gather along the back fence beneath the guava tree, and if you wake with the sunrise, you might just glimpse the quiet magic of hot air balloons drifting overhead.
The home itself is an Art-Deco-influenced bungalow, where hardwood floors, ornate cornices, 2.5m ceilings and recessed French doors reflect the character and craftsmanship of its era. At the centre of the home, the kitchen and dining space has been designed for gathering and shared moments. Custom Jatana terracotta tiles deepen in character as the home fills with long lunches, celebrations and stories over time. Brass - accented benchtops, a sculpted dining booth paired with a bespoke table for twelve create a space where people naturally come together. Picture-frame windows draw in the surrounding greenery, while the beautiful timber doors open to the north-facing deck, allowing the room to extend effortlessly outdoors and connect with the landscape beyond.
Bespoke joinery in the main bedroom offers generous wardrobe storage. In the second bedroom, dappled light filters softly through Art Deco sliding doors, while the third bedroom forms a versatile retreat - ideal for reading, play, or unwinding with a movie from the built-in super king-size bed and lounge. The main bathroom has been thoughtfully renovated with travertine and Jatana tiles, creating a warm, inviting palette.
Everyday comforts are thoughtfully integrated throughout the home, including;
• Ducted air-conditioning,
• Puretec whole-house water filtration
• NBN Fibre to the Premises (FTTP).
Steps from the home, a self-contained studio with 3m ceilings and air- conditioning offers versatile living - ideal for guests or a creative work space.
Just a five-minute walk brings you into the heart of Mullumbimby, where organic grocers stock produce from local farmers, the small-batch wine store offers carefully curated bottles, and The Banya bathhouse channels Soho House creativity within a country town centred on wellness and community. As evening settles, be serenaded by the double bass and musical rhythms of the jazz band playing on the corner - as you wander through town past friends and families gathering in the hum of lively restaurants - perhaps finding yourself at a town favourite, the Mullum continental, serving some of the best food in the shire. Or stay home, fire up the pizza oven and enjoy dinner beneath the shade of the soaring paddle palms.
Make your local beach Brunswick Heads, just 8km down the road, or load up your surfboard and head to The Pass in Byron, only 18km ( 20 mins Drive) away.
50 Argyle Street is the perfect blend of country calm and coastal living in one of the region's most vibrant destination towns. Please contact Michael or Martine for further information or an inspection.
