A sumptuous family home with majestic 180 degree city views, offers spacious four bedroom plus study, two bathroom accommodation with multiple entertaining areas and manicured gardens in a tightly held blue chip pocket. An irresistible picket fence and gracious façade introduce the home's beautiful light filled proportions defined by enchanting period character, sensitively renovated contemporary spaces and a private outdoor sanctuary that sits against a treelined garden backdrop. High ornate ceilings, original fireplaces and expansive leadlight windows adorn a series of sublime spaces including elegant formal lounge and dining rooms. Exquisitely blending the classic features with the modern contemporary design, masterfully added skylights and huge glass windows create a magnificent light filled open plan living domain with an equally impressive entertainers kitchen appointed with stone benchtops and a suite of gourmet Bosch appliances. Unfolding out to the alfresco covered terrace and expansive lawn, seamless indoor /outdoor living delivers an intimate or grand scale entertaining space amidst the garden milieu of roses and fruit trees. The vast and versatile layout offers accommodation over two levels, set on the ground floor are three bedrooms and luxurious bathroom, zoned perfectly upstairs is a study and the lavish main bedroom with ensuite boasting spectacular views that can be enjoyed from its balcony. Further highlights include powder room, large laundry, external blinds, natural timber floors, split systems and fans throughout, alfresco deck, fan and awnings, 3 rainwater tanks, remote velux skylight, storage, carport and driveway. The prized Camberwell address provides a lifestyle of enviable convenience a short walk to Hartwell train station, Riversdale and Camberwell Rd trams, Lynden Park and Frog Hollow Reserve, whilst moments to the café, dining and shopping delights of Middle Camberwell Village, Hartwell and Camberwell Junction while surrounded by prestigious private schools and zoned to esteemed Hartwell Primary School, Camberwell High and Canterbury Girls Secondary College.
In conjunction with Richard Kerr.
