AUCTION: Saturday 31st October at 12.30pm, if not sold sooner.
With more than a century of history woven into its story, Linley House carries the warmth, character and sense of place that makes Bardon homes so loved. Set across two levels and tucked into a peaceful, family-friendly street, its connection to Sceptre Row Park creates a wonderfully leafy backdrop, where the boundary between backyard and parkland almost disappears.
There is an ease to life here that feels increasingly hard to find. Original character, high ceilings and timber floors bring warmth and authenticity, while thoughtful updates have created a home that feels wonderfully comfortable for modern family living. Across the floorplan are three bedrooms, a versatile lower-level space suitable as a study or fourth bedroom*, two separate living areas and three bathrooms, giving everyone their own space without losing the sense of connection that makes the home so inviting.
But it is out the back where this property truly comes into its own. The North-East-facing outdoor spaces look towards Sceptre Row Park, creating a beautiful green outlook and an almost seamless sense of space beyond the property's boundaries. The magnesium mineral pool sits naturally within the landscape, while the deck and established gardens provide the perfect setting for long lunches, children playing and those unhurried afternoons where home is exactly where you want to be.
It is easy to imagine family life unfolding here. Doors open, the family moving between the house, pool and garden, the park just beyond, and plenty of space to retreat to a quiet corner when needed. Air-conditioning and fans provide year-round comfort, while practical inclusions such as built-in robes, internal laundry and two-car covered parking ensure everyday living is as considered as the home's character.
And then there is Bardon itself - quiet and leafy, yet remarkably convenient. Accession Street places great schools, local shops, cafés and an abundance of green space within easy reach. Playground and parklands are quite literally an extension of your backyard, with an abundance of further parks, Ithaca Creek Bikeway, and recreation nearby, while the city remains comfortably accessible.
There is an authenticity to 23 Accession Street that is difficult to recreate. More than a century of character gives the home its warmth and individuality, while the pool, leafy surrounds and park beyond create the kind of relaxed connection to the outdoors that feels perfectly at home in Bardon.
A small piece of Bardon with an awfully big heart.
*Please note: the lower level has a ceiling height of under 2.4m. These flexible family zones have previously been used as a bedroom, study and living space.
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