With a commanding street presence, positioned on an expansive, elevated 987sqm parcel of land that captures views through to the city, "Runnymede" is a home admired by many over the years. Built in 1934 this stunning residence draws inspiration from the French countryside, showcasing an elegant style inside and out. Designed by architect Horace Driver and built for Robert David Young, the home was part of the Queenstown Estate, the current owners are only the third family to love this beautiful home. Offering dual street access (Cracknell Rd & Cosker St) there is ample room for the caravan, work vehicles, and growing family.
Framed by beautifully landscaped gardens and manicured hedges, wrought iron gates open to guide you into the home with just as much to admire in the grounds as there are inside the home. Upon entry, you're welcomed by a stunning interior reminiscent of the region of Provence, with wooden floors, exposed timber beams, silky oak features, leadlight windows, and feature lighting. Lavi
