Perfectly positioned on a prominent corner allotment, 74 Oakleigh Road, Carnegie, is where timeless Art Deco charm meets architectural innovation. Showcasing an architect-designed and supervised ground and first-floor rear extension, the home has been thoughtfully crafted to maximise its prized north-facing aspect-flooding the main living zones and garden with natural light throughout the day. This fusion of heritage character and contemporary design creates a residence of rare quality, warmth and modern family functionality.
Behind its striking façade, the home unfolds into a series of bright, flexible living zones designed for both relaxation and entertaining. The open-plan living and dining area flows effortlessly to the sun-soaked north-facing garden, providing an idyllic indoor-outdoor setting ideal for year-round enjoyment.
Upstairs, the architect-designed retreat adds a sophisticated layer of versatility, offering additional privacy and multi-purpose living options that adapt beautifully to growing family needs.
Move-in ready yet offering scope for future personalisation, the home's adaptable layout ensures endless possibilities-whether you're looking to settle in, style further or evolve the design in years to come.
Situated in the heart of Carnegie on the Ormond border, you're moments from vibrant cafés, sought-after schools, parklands and transport. Koornang Road's dining precinct, Packer Park, and nearby train stations all lie within easy reach, making everyday living effortless.
74 Oakleigh Road - a rare fusion of Art Deco beauty, architectural integrity and modern comfort, ready to be enjoyed for many years to come.
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