Overflowing with enchanting charm and distinctive character, this circa 1920’s stone bungalow flawlessly merges the cherished features of yesteryears with the contemporary comforts of today, presenting a living experience that transports you to a bygone era. Original character features comprise of polished baltic pine floorboards, ornate leadlight windows, tiled front porch and gorgeous bungalow façade.
Property highlights include three bedrooms, main with built in robes, ensuite, lovely heritage style wet areas blend in flawlessly with the era of the home, formal entrance hall, central lounge, substantial extension to the rear providing a wonderful open plan living space plus kitchen boasting walk in pantry, skylight and beautiful timber cabinetry. The adjoining family area is tiled throughout and boasts stunning stone feature wall, warm brick and soaring timber ceilings. Double timber/glass doors open out to the expansive semi-enclosed pergola area providing seamless transition from indoor to outdoor entertaining. Garage with remote access and direct entry into the home plus 9m x 6m shed with cement floor and power providing the perfect workshop or storage space. The generous 1008m2 (approx.) allotment is a blank canvas to landscape as you desire.
Situated in the heart of Murray Bridge, this property presents a rare opportunity to own a piece of history.
We thank our vendors for allowing us to market this wonderful property.
Inspection by appointment and for any real estate enquires, current market trends or to sell your property please call Jack Freestone 0435 207 475.
CT / Volume 5779 Folio 522
Council / Rural City of Murray Bridge
Land Size / 1008m2 approx
Council Rates / $1954.93 per annum
Water Rates / $152.74 per qtr
RLA 178186
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