Built in 1950, 8 Balmoral Street has that lovely, hard-to-recreate sense of warmth and belonging. Light, bright and genuinely homely, it is a house that feels comfortable from the moment you walk through the door.
Original hardwood floors add character throughout, while the open-plan kitchen, dining and living area creates an easy central space for everyday life. The refreshed kitchen is wonderfully practical, with stone benchtops, an abundance of storage, generous bench space and plumbing for the fridge.
Four bedrooms and two bathrooms, with the main bedroom offering an ensuite, built-in robe and ceiling fan. Comfort is well catered for with ceiling fans throughout, split-system cooling, ducted heating and two wood fires for those cosy Warragul winters.
On 703m2, outside, the home becomes even more inviting. The north facing, decked alfresco is made for slow mornings and long evenings, with a fire pit, chicken coop, veggie garden and established fruit trees including orange, lemon, avocado and cherry. It is a backyard for pottering, growing, gathering and simply enjoying being at home.
Six solar panels with a 1.8kW system add another practical touch. But ultimately, it is difficult to put the appeal of this home into a list of features. It is the natural light, the warmth, the original character, the garden, the fires and the feeling that this is a place where life is meant to happen. A home with plenty of personality, plenty of practicality and, most importantly, plenty of heart.
Contact Kim Durrand on 0419 268 882 to arrange an inspection.
