Combining the enduring appeal of period architecture with considered contemporary design, this double-fronted residence presents a thoughtful interpretation of modern living. Beyond its welcoming traditional façade, a beautifully appointed interior unfolds across two levels, with soaring ceilings, generous proportions and a carefully considered floorplan that balances family living with low-maintenance ease.
At the centre of the home, the kitchen, meals and family areas form an inviting open-plan domain, with the kitchen connecting seamlessly to the adjoining living spaces. Large doors extend the interior to a rear deck and established garden, where northern and western sunlight filters through the day. Framed by established trees along the side boundaries, the outdoor setting offers a sense of privacy and greenery.
The ground floor includes a generous main bedroom with walk-in robe and ensuite, alongside a further bedroom and full-sized bathroom. Upstairs, two additional bedrooms are complemented by a third bathroom and separate sitting area, providing flexibility for family living and guests. The sitting area extends to a rear balcony, capturing views towards Mount Buninyong and the surrounding landscape.
A further highlight is the rooftop terrace, where an expansive 180-degree outlook across the City of Ballarat creates a distinctive setting for entertaining and enjoying the changing cityscape.
Additional appointments include hydronic heating, double-glazed windows, split-system heating and cooling, Tasmanian oak flooring and a single garage with adjoining workshop.
A home of character and considered design, where traditional architecture, contemporary comfort and elevated Ballarat views come together in a setting designed for effortless living.
