Set on approx 1916m² allotment at the end of a quiet court, this circa 1911 red brick home has plenty to offer. The property directly overlooks the King River billabongs, providing an uninterrupted rural aspect across established river red gums and adjoining grazing land. The garden attracts consistent native bird activity, including King Parrots, Kookaburras and Magpies, reflecting the property's proximity to natural habitat.
Features include a large loungeroom, formal dining, three bedrooms, with built in robes to Bedrooms 1 and 2, original fireplaces retained in multiple rooms and a north facing sunroom.
The kitchen has been fully renovated with stone benchtops, and the bathroom has been upgraded and includes floor heating.
Climate control is comprehensive with ducted evaporative cooling, gas heating, three split systems within the home. Solar panels and a solar hot water system contribute to reduced electricity demand and lower ongoing running costs.
The block extends to a lower level at the rear, increasing usable outdoor space and privacy. Landscaping includes established shade trees, manicured lawns, Crepe Myrtles and an ornamental grapevine, with a courtyard providing uncompromised privacy.
Shedding capacity is a major asset. The primary workshop measures 10.5m x 5.4m (approx. 56.7m²) and includes split system air conditioning and workbenches, making it suitable for trade, mechanical or hobby use. The 4.2m x 8.4m caravan port (approx. 35.3m²) accommodates caravan, boats or larger vehicles, and the property also includes a two car garage with roller door.
Architecturally impressive, with many Victorian features not seen in today's modern homes. This is a generational opportunity to buy 24 Caraselle Avenue.
Private inspections by appointment. Be quick to avoid the disappointment of not taking this opportunity and enjoy for many years to come.
