With all the charm and character of yesteryear but possessing the size and space required by a modern family, this beautiful circa 1926 bungalow set on 1222 m2 is a delightful combination of the original double brick home along with a huge extension of brick veneer construction to bring the total under roof space to approx. 250 M2.
The high ceilings, casement windows, large linen press, Edwardian fireplace, French doors to the porch and wide architraves and skirtings are all features of the original building. The number of bedrooms is variable and can be up to 5, with one room in particular being ideal for a home office. The newly renovated kitchen has an expansive walk-in pantry, granite tops and an abundance of cupboard space. There are 2 separate bathroom facilities and at least 2 living areas. The front living area is an elegant traditional living room complete with combustion fireplace, the second an enormous area at the rear of the home which has split system air conditioning and polished timber floors.
Across the rear of the home is a private, covered, screened BBQ and entertaining area with an outdoor kitchen. An oversize brick garage and attached carport can be accessed from the street.
Among recent improvements to the property, the entire house has a new colorbond roof, copper plumbing, insulated walls, floors and ceilings as well as under floor sisalation.
This is a truly appealing home of desirable qualities, a generous land holding and within close proximity to the new Hunter Expressway. Don't miss this unique opportunity to purchase one of the finest period homes in the Hunter Valley
Expressions of Interest: Closing, Monday 15th December 2014
