A home with the warmth and character that only an established Grafton cottage can provide. Set proudly on a generous parcel of approximately 1,130m², 78 Turf Street offers an appealing combination of old-world charm, comfortable living and plenty of room to enjoy the future.
From the moment you arrive, the polished timber floors, high ceilings, timber-lined walls and welcoming front verandah create a sense of a bygone era, while the practical layout makes the home equally suited to today's lifestyle. Three comfortable bedrooms, two with built-in wardrobes, are complemented by a spacious air-conditioned lounge, while the adaptable mezzanine provides an excellent fourth-bedroom option, home office, retreat or additional living space.
The kitchen and dining area retains its character with a feature brick wall, while outside the established cottage garden provides a peaceful setting to relax and unwind. The fully fenced backyard includes mature fruit trees - avocado, lychees -fully loaded, mango and mullberry, a substantial garden shed and generous space for children, pets, gardening or perhaps future improvements, subject of course to the necessary approvals.
Positioned on the elevated side of Turf Street across the road from the racecourse and within easy walking distance of local clubs, parks, schools, the Grafton Aquatic Centre and other everyday amenities, this is a property that offers more than simply a house-it offers space, position and the opportunity to make a much-loved home your own.
For those who appreciate character, generous land and the promise of what might be, 78 Turf Street is a rare Grafton offering worthy of your inspection.
Contact Paulene Lander on 0423 906 093 or Melissa Dayes on 0467 000 447 to arrange your inspection.
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