Centrally located, this period stone cottage has a classical renovation that is truly impressive. Detail, consideration and care are evident throughout.
Local architect Matt Morse has completed an impressive collaboration of an existing period stone cottage with a stunning contemporary extension.
A quaint facade leads to a grand entrance providing a genuine wow factor. The traditional hallway includes three guest bedrooms, each well appointed and retaining original ceiling roses and high ceilings that combine with plantation shutters for the classic contemporary finish.
The formal lounge provides genuine separation from the open plan and includes built-in cabinetry ideal for books, storage and entertainment units. This lounge is an ideal rumpus, formal living or kids retreat with the neighbouring family bathroom and separate powder room serving the guest bedrooms.
With a sense of calm and warmth in the open plan living featuring a chef's provincial kitchen equipped with stainless steel appliances, 900mm dual fuel upright cooker, butlers pantry and breakfast bar.
The dining space captures all day sun and connects to the outdoor space with stacker doors.
The lounge flows cleverly to align with the garden and draws on the landscaped greenery. This space is designed to encapsulate the all day sun and connect all three areas perfectly, inviting conversation and comfort.
The master bedroom is its own retreat with expansive walk-in-robe and spacious ensuite. Private and quiet, this positioning allows for ideal separation from the remaining guest rooms and works well for visitors or children.
With hydronic heating throughout and double glazing across the extension, this home has undergone a complete transformation that makes it one of the most impressive homes available in central Warrnambool.
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