Brilliantly brimming with the best of mod cons.
If you're house hunting in gorgeous Inglewood, it's for good reason; leafy streets, dreamy character homes, warm community vibes (don't forget the night markets making a return in the warmer months). This property takes all that goodness and turns the dial up to 11. Because behind the secure gate and lush gardens here awaits a spacious, stylish, and seriously lovely family-sized residence that's been carefully renovated and extended to offer the very best of classic and contemporary living. There's Jarrah underfoot, ornate ceilings with roses overhead, and a leadlight front door that sets the tone for all your glorious days living here. And oh, how you'll live. The floorplan means you get to spread out - 4 x 2 with a bonus WFH space or activity room for the kiddos plus that stunning open-plan communal hub that opens out to a next-level alfresco and pool area. It's a grand, sun-soaked space you'll find yourself being wooed by on the daily.
And although there's obviously been plenty of improvements over the years, the charm hasn't been diminished in the slightest: the three gorgeous bedrooms still feature beauties like ornate fireplaces, plantation shutters, and little period details that give each space personality. There's also the modern family bathroom with all the mod cons and a neat, tucked-away laundry plus handy powder room for guests. Plus the showstopping kitchen and main suite that's more retreat than bedroom; it even has its own spa bath and direct access to the backyard. Pool mornings and spa evenings. You deserve it.
Location wise, you're perfectly placed for fantastic family life and totally fabulous weekends. Inglewood Primary School is an easy 800m stroll and St Peter's Primary School is quite literally at your doorstep (110 m!) Nearby cafés include Sugar & Nice (1.4km), Finlay & Sons (1.2km), and Our Table (900m), which you'll find are all perfect for your morning flat white or weekend brunch. Coles is within 700m, making mid‑week dinner runs a breeze, and Beaufort Street's lively Monday Night Markets bring food trucks, live music and great vibes. Fancy a show? The Astor Theatre (3.3km) is a great chatty walk with mates, or catch a live band at the Milk Bar at the Civic (750m). Commuting is also easy, with the 950 bus running every few minutes during peak hours down Beaufort Street (800m) to the CBD (5.5km). Honestly, there's nothing this property doesn't hand you on a classically charming and perfectly updated platter.
Ready for the classiest of family upgrades?
Hit Nat up now (call or email). Or rock up to the home open.
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This property is offered for sale via EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST. All offers will be presented as received and responded to on or before the campaign end date of 5:00pm Tuesday the 29th of July 2025 (IF NOT SOLD PRIOR). The seller reserves the right to accept an offer prior to the campaign end date.
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Lot Size: 562sqm approximately
Build Year: Circa 1950
Council Rates: $2,442.28 per annum approximately (2024/2025)
Water Rates: $1,663.98 per annum approximately (2024/2025)
