From its picturesque sandstone facade to its fresh bright living spaces and expansive rear garden, the historic Burmont c1885 makes a striking home with a great combination of original period features and smart contemporary design. Homebuyers will immediately recognise the lifestyle rewards that accompany this warm and inviting residence, along with its substantial 873sqm landholding that provides plenty of room to explore or further expand at the rear (STCA). It represents a fantastic opportunity to purchase a renovated traditional property that’s central to everything Hunters Hill has to offer, and is within an easy stroll to elite schools, village cafes, city buses and Boronia Park.
* Renovated character cottage on an established 873sqm garden block
* Stylishly renovated throughout with a bright and breezy interior floorplan
* Many original details, exposed sandstone walls and hardwood floors
* Smart modern finishes include custom cabinetry and built-in wardrobes
* Fully renovated kitchen featuring stone benches and gas cooking
* Three or four double bedrooms plus a generous living space at the rear
* Expansive backyard with paved patio, lawn and room for a pool (STCA)
* Traditional front porch, driveway parking plus a garage and workshop
* Air-conditioning, ceiling fans, alarm and a large bathroom
* An easy 600m stroll to Hunters Hill village shops, cafes and amenities
* Footsteps to CBD buses and the grounds of St Joseph’s College
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