The front façade of this lovely property doesn't give much away at all, but step inside and be blown away by how well this original character home has been transformed into a stylish modern pad!
Beaming with personality, it's a refreshing alternative to the usual renovated character options you might see on the market! Set back nicely from the street and with a generous double carport, the entrance to the home features a classic front porch which offers a wonderful spot to watch the world go by.
Once inside, the stunning polished jarrah floors and a wonderful use of space are just a few of the many highlights in this appealing medium sized home. Light and bright and tastefully renovated in all the right places, this dwelling has a refined chic style whilst retaining a real character feel.
The main living area is bathed in natural light featuring full length bay windows and ornate ceiling cornices. The cottage style kitchen has plenty of storage and links the dining space to the outdoor entertaining zone. The bedrooms are all set of the main hallway and well sized, especially the master! The spotless bathroom features both a shower and bathtub.
At the rear of the home there is a fully fenced courtyard with a beautiful mature high hedge, providing privacy and a secure setting for all year entertaining and relaxation.
FEATURES INCLUDE:
- 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom
- Reverse Cycle AC units & ceiling fans
- Polished timber floors
- Separate bath and shower
- 352sqm street front block
- Lock up storage shed & side access
- Within Applecross High School Zone
Located on a very family friendly street, this is definitely worth putting on your list to view!
Contact Exclusive Listing Agents MICHAEL JENNINGS & ANNA KENNELLY!
Disclaimer:
Every care has been taken to ensure the accuracy of the information provided in this advertisement; however, no warranty is given, and prospective purchasers should carry out their own investigations. The selling agent and agency accept no responsibility for any errors, omissions, or misstatements.
