Perfectly positioned just one block from Warrnambool's main street and restaurant/café precinct, this picture-perfect 1850's cottage seamlessly blends historic charm with modern comfort. With an inviting street appeal and surrounded by low-maintenance garden beds, this captivating home offers a rare opportunity to enjoy character-filled living in a highly sought-after inner-city setting.
Step inside to a welcoming central hallway, where 12ft ceilings, decorative ceiling roses, and intricate cornices highlight the home's rich heritage. Beautiful floorboards combined with carpet flow throughout, adding warmth and elegance to the timeless design.
Three spacious bedrooms, two with built-in robes, provide ample accommodation, while the family bathroom features a spa bath, vanity, and shower. The open plan living, dining, and kitchen area is the heart of the home, offering an inviting space for everyday living and entertaining. A gas log fire integrated into the living area is complemented by reverse-cycle heating and cooling for year-round comfort. The well-appointed kitchen boasts an Asko dishwasher, a double sink, a 5-burner gas cooktop with an electric oven, generous bench space, and excellent storage, flowing effortlessly into the adjoining dining area.
A separate office/studio provides the perfect work-from-home setup, creative retreat or as a fourth bedroom. The functional laundry includes built-in storage and is accompanied by a separate WC for added convenience. At the rear of the home, a light-filled sunroom with large windows and blinds offers a peaceful space to relax and unwind.
Outdoors, the private, sun-drenched paved terrace courtyard is perfect for alfresco dining or enjoying a morning coffee in a tranquil setting. Rear access via a private laneway leads to a single carport and a remote single garage, ensuring secure off-street parking.
Brimming with character and charm, this exceptional residence is a true delight offering a seamless blend of history and contemporary comforts in an unbeatable location.
