Defined by classic gable rooflines, handcrafted stonework and charming Arts and Crafts detailing, this character-rich 1920s Interwar Californian Bungalow offers warmth, integrity and timeless coastal appeal.
Behind its distinctive façade, the home reveals beautifully preserved period proportions balanced with contemporary comfort. The expansive front living room, complete with open fireplace, reflects the craftsmanship of its era, while large windows draw in natural light and garden outlooks.
The floorplan has been thoughtfully adapted for modern family living, offering three generous bedrooms and two bathrooms across a layout that provides both separation and connection. The privately positioned master suite features a walk-in robe and ensuite, while a second bedroom is serviced by a central bathroom. To the rear, the kitchen and dining domain opens into a secondary living retreat, creating flexibility for entertaining, working from home or relaxed day-to-day living.
Upstairs, a third bedroom with adjoining retreat flows to an elevated terrace, providing a peaceful escape with outlooks across the surrounding neighbourhood, along with valuable attic storage.
Multiple outdoor spaces extend the living experience, from the established front gardens to the rear entertaining areas and upper terrace, offering privacy, sunlight and year-round enjoyment.
Positioned beachside of Nepean Highway and only moments from Aspendale Beach and Mordialloc Village, the lifestyle on offer is defined by morning swims, café mornings and evening walks along the sand.
Heritage character, adaptable spaces and a true beachside address combine to create a home of enduring appeal in one of Aspendale's most tightly held coastal pockets.
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