After seven decades, this home still shines. Built in 1956 and held by one family, this mid century residence offers a rare opportunity in one of Kew's most sought after streets. Floor to ceiling windows fill the interiors with abundant light and quiet, enduring character, while framing established gardens. Solid bones and an ample footprint within a tranquil, tree lined street, offer scope for the future with some light touches or grand vision. (STCA) Lovingly landscaped, the front lawn leads to the east facing entry, opening through to a light filled lounge with original wall and ceiling panelling, connecting directly to a sheltered, north facing deck and gardens beyond. An open plan kitchen is fitted with an electric stove and extensive cabinetry leading onto the dining and living zone, framed by windows on three sides. Outside, the private backyard is nestled within a hedged border, with a raised alfresco area, established trees and flower beds. Three sunlit bedrooms run off a long central hallway, each fitted with built in robes, the third featuring a study nook. One bathroom features a built-in bath, alongside a separate shower room and powder room to service the home. Additional features include a European laundry, ample storage, split system units in the lounge and main bedroom, ducted heating and instantaneous gas hot water, automatic external blinds at the front of the home, off-street parking for three vehicles, a lock up garage and garden shed. Located within the Glass Street Kindergarten, Kew East Primary School and Kew High School zone, the home is close to tram and bus services, shopping convenience and green space including Stradbroke Park, Hayes Paddock and Glass Creek Wetlands nearby.
