This classic light filled Edwardian weatherboard has a beautiful street presence with many charming characteristics of its era.
Currently configured as a two-bedroom home with two living areas, the property has also worked well in the past as a three-bedroom. The homes typical central hallway layout offers:
A formal front lounge with timber ceilings, an open fireplace and leadlight glass to the sash windows.
A dining area and a relaxed second living space open to the kitchen, with a timber ceiling and cosy wood heating.
French doors from the rear living space to a beautiful and secure rear garden.
The kitchen is a modern delight with ample bench space, electric and gas cooking, and a dishwasher. Both the modern bathroom and laundry areas prove functional, with a shower over bath, linen storage and modern fixtures.
Evaporative cooling and ducted gas heating also add to the comfort of this home.
Outdoors, a wide driveway provides generous vehicle access, with space for more than two vehicles, trailers, or even a caravan. The shed offers flexibility as either a double garage or workshop.
Only a short walk from the town's main shopping precinct and railway station, 16 Barkly Street is well placed on a large 910m2 allotment for convenient living.
