• A cultured reworking of a c. 1926 classic, honouring its rich history while placing efficiency and functionality at the fore.
• Four substantial bedrooms, a floor-heated master ensuite, skylit bathroom/laundry, extensive storage throughout
• Limestone-top Neff, Asko and Blum-equipped kitchen, fireside living area, broad dining space, entertainer’s alfresco
• Tranquil backyard, heating/cooling, ceiling speakers, mood lighting, ventilation, period details and a rear-accessed bluestone garage
• Steps to coffee, cuisine, parks, Coles, buses and city trains. Moments to Seddon/Yarraville villages and the West Gate Freeway/Tunnel
Tucked away in a cherished Kingsville setting famed for its trees, heritage and overarching community atmosphere, this extended classic (c. 1926) brings bright, adaptable, efficient and future-focused design to the lifestyle only the inner west can offer.
Past a façade framed by foliage and as endearing as ever, the home unfolds over a pair of sumptuous levels, striking the perfect balance between classical craftsmanship and modern simplicity. Robe-lined second/third bedrooms and an oversized fourth bedroom/study are well-served by a blue-tile bathroom/laundry with sun pouring through a feature skylight – all ideal counterparts to a loft-style upper master with its own raked ceiling, wealth of storage and floor-heated ensuite.
Fireside living, broad dining and barbecue alfresco areas form an indoor-outdoor suite making every occasion one to remember, spilling into a backyard sublime for a morning espresso or afternoon’s respite among the trees and tranquillity. Towering above, a vaulted ceiling brings depth and atmosphere to a limestone, Neff, Asko and Blum-equipped kitchen – the full height filled by windows casting colours and sunlight, recycled timber features and a Swedish steel-frame door stepping onto the deck.
Completely turnkey while ever-true to its character, the home’s other highlights include ducted heating, reverse-cycle heating/cooling, ceiling speakers, attic storage, mood lighting, clever ventilation, a wine rack, Tasmanian oak front fence and bluestone garage with easy ROW access, along with Baltic pine floors, stained glass and ceiling details keeping originality alive.
Why you’ll love this location:
Right by great coffee and cuisine on Somerville Road, the local oval and buses reaching Moonee Ponds, Yarraville’s heart and the scenic Williamstown seaside, it’s never more than a short stroll to creek-side favourites Cruickshank and Dinosaur Parks, Coles at Yarraville Square, various childcare centres, Yarraville West Primary (zoned) and St Augustine’s Primary.
Gourmet grocers, trendy wine bars, long-standing pubs, boutique retail, renowned restaurants and the iconic Sun Theatre stage the lifestyle Seddon and Yarraville Villages are famous for, while the new hospital and university, western heartland in the Whitten Oval, Highpoint shops, trains on two lines, a network of bike paths and the West Gate Tunnel/Freeway all sit nearby.
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