Perfectly positioned in one of Mayfield's most convenient and connected areas, this charming 1920s home delivers a beautiful balance of period character, modern comfort and everyday flexibility.
From the street, the home makes an immediate impression with its inviting facade, picket fence, tidy front lawn and traditional details. Step inside and the warmth continues, with polished hardwood floors, high ceilings and beautifully scaled interiors which create a home that feels instantly welcoming.
The living room is light-filled and comfortable, enhanced by split-system air conditioning and gas point, while the renovated kitchen and dining zone brings modern function to the heart of the home. White shaker-style cabinetry engineered stone benchtops, and an integrated dishwasher combine to create a fresh, practical and stylish space. The adjoining dining area enjoys direct connection to the backyard, making everyday living and entertaining feel easy.
Accommodation is well resolved, with three bedrooms offering comfort and versatility, each complemented by ceiling fans. Plantation shutters, timber floors and soft natural light add to the home's relaxed sense of character, while the updated bathroom brings a fresh contemporary finish with walk-in shower, modern vanity and quality fixtures.
Outdoors, the home continues to impress. A covered alfresco area creates a relaxed setting for weekend entertaining, morning coffee or quiet evenings at home, while the level backyard provides a private and low-maintenance space to enjoy.
A standout feature is the converted garage, now transformed into an impressive studio and workshop space. The studio offers outstanding flexibility as a teenager's retreat, creative studio or work-from-home space, while the adjoining workshop is ideal for trades, storage or hobby projects.
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