Situated in this highly coveted pocket of Bonnet Hill, atop the Alum Cliffs with magnificent views across the River Derwent, this beautifully renovated 1950's home is both cottage charm and impressive modern living.
Behind the modest, weatherboard façade you will find a superb open plan kitchen, living and dining space that maximises the awe-inspiring outlook. The kitchen is warm and bright with rich timber cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, polished benchtops and breakfast bar. The living room centres around a cosy wood fire, whilst the ducted heating will keep all corners of the home warm all year around. Expansive bifold doors give access to a generous undercover deck that allows you to take in the incredible surroundings, magnificent gums, prolific birdlife and delightful peace and quiet.
Two of the bedrooms have built-in robes and garden views through sash windows complimented by charming plantation shutters. A third room is currently being used as an office but would make an excellent further bedroom.
The stunning central bathroom is spacious, flooded in natural light and offers luxurious fittings and timeless style with a freestanding spa bath, marble vanity and contemporary tiling.
Downstairs includes an enclosed gym area, laundry and extensive under house storage.
The gorgeous rear garden has been landscaped to provide ample space for a fully enclosed vegetable garden, a variety of fruit trees, established native and cottage gardens, ornamentals and even a chook run.
Surrounded by the beauty of Bonnet Hill, with easy access to the stunning Alum Cliffs walking track, this lovely property offers an enviable lifestyle and delightful home. Be quick!
• Coveted position
• Outstanding views
• Character features
• 16 panel Solar
• Ducted heating
• New woodfire
• Enclosed downstairs gym
• Undercover deck
• New septic system
• Possum proof vegie garden
Disclaimer: All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable. However we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own enquiries.
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