Step into timeless elegance at 5 George Street, Bunyip—a meticulously maintained Californian Bungalow that seamlessly blends historic charm with modern comforts. Built in the early 1920s by esteemed local chemist Emile Henry Shelley, this residence stands as a testament to architectural heritage, featuring original pebbled pillars, soaring 10-foot ceilings, intricate ceiling roses, picture rails, and polished hardwood floors.
Set on a generous 1000m² block, the home offers four spacious bedrooms and two bathrooms. Three bedrooms at the front boast built-in robes, with the master suite providing direct access to the front verandah. A private master retreat, complete with an ensuite, is located at the rear of the home via a spiral staircase, ensuring ultimate privacy.
The heart of the home is a modern kitchen equipped with 40mm granite benchtops, a 900mm Smeg freestanding oven with gas cooktop, dishwasher, and a breakfast bar—perfect for family gatherings. The open-plan dining and living area, featuring split system cooling and a gas log fireplace, opens onto an entertainer's deck with breathtaking sunset views.
Additional features include multiple living areas, ducted heating, floorboards, a remote-controlled oversized 8.5m x 8.5m garage with rear roller door access, and beautifully manicured gardens ideal for relaxation and play.
Situated within walking distance to Bunyip's shops, cafes, schools, and public transport, and with easy access to the M1 for a swift commute to Melbourne, this property offers a unique opportunity to own a piece of history with all the conveniences of modern living.
For more information, please contact Stuart Sheppard at Harcourts Pakenham today to arrange an inspection.
