A traditional brick residence with an interior shaped by the character of its era including broad windows, timber finishes and multiple living spaces which give the home its sense of warmth and familiarity. Positioned on a deep, rear east-facing block, it is equally suited for longevity and redevelopment.
The spacious front lounge features patterned wallpaper, a retired fireplace and a broad garden-facing window. An arched opening connects to the informal family area, where textured floor tiles continue into the adjoining kitchen and meals space. The kitchen retains its original timber cabinetry and freestanding cooker, offering a practical foundation for future improvements.
Three bedrooms are arranged along the hallway, accompanied by a separate study or potential fourth bedroom. The central bathroom includes a bathtub and separate shower, with an adjoining toilet and dedicated laundry.
Outside, a covered timber deck overlooks an expansive backyard with established trees, open lawns and mature planting. The substantial garden, like the home itself, provides excellent scope for extension or transformation.
A short walk to both Burwood One Shopping Centre and East Burwood Reserve, the 75 tram line traverses the eastern suburbs, linking you directly to Deakin University, PLC and beyond to Toorak, Malvern and Camberwell.
