Presenting an outstanding opportunity to upsize into period elegance, this beautifully maintained 1920s home occupies 607sqm (approx) in a quiet court setting. Surrounded by lifestyle amenity and zoned for Gardenvale Primary School, it combines family space, period grace and long-term potential in one appealing package.
A picturesque facade embraced by established gardens reflects the beauty of the era, while inside, high decorative ceilings, original Baltic Pine floorboards and boxed leadlight windows highlight the home’s timeless character. Exceptionally spacious with sought after family flexibility, it offers multiple living zones, up to four bedrooms, two bathrooms and a dedicated study area.
The formal lounge, warmed by a gas fireplace, connects through original glass doors to a stunning dining room that can also function as a generous fourth bedroom. The main bedroom enjoys a peaceful garden outlook with built-in robes and a two-way ensuite, while two additional bedrooms are complemented by a charming sitting room with a built-in study nook, ideal for students or working from home.
At the rear, a vast open-plan living and dining domain stretches across the home, complete with a woodburner heater and reverse-cycle air conditioning. Large picture windows draw in natural light and frame views of the outdoor entertaining area and leafy backyard, an inviting space for children, gatherings and future plans. The timber-finished kitchen, along with the skylit laundry and family bathroom, are comfortable today while offering clear scope to modernise when ready. Internal access to a remote tandem garage adds everyday convenience and ease.
Comfortable, character-filled and rich with possibility, the home can be enjoyed immediately, enhanced over time or reimagined entirely to maximise its generous land (STCA). The location further confirms its appeal, within walking distance of Landcox Park and Martin Street Village, and close to leading secondary schools, Bay and Church Streets, Gardenvale Station (approx 850m), North Point Café, Elwood Beach and the Brighton Baths.
For more information about this family-sized period home please contact Tom Davidson at Buxton Brighton on 0488 017 500.
