Nestled on a generous 680sqm corner block, 10 Seaview Road is a rare offering that blends classic Post-War charm with the calming beauty of sea and garden views. Originally built in 1952, this hybrid pier-and-beam style weatherboard home with brick skirting was among the very first residences established on this now tightly held street.
The home enjoys an elevated position beside a lush embankment, expanding your outlook and creating a private garden sanctuary. Mature landscaping wraps the property, with flowering plants and hedges offering both tranquility and seclusion.
Inside, the home retains rich period features rarely seen today - original knot-free Oregon joinery, parquetry flooring, and ornate cornices lend a sense of warmth and craftsmanship throughout. Leadlight glass panels welcome you at the front entrance and continue into the living and porch areas, casting colorful light across the interiors.
The floor plan offers:
- Four bright bedrooms, each with garden outlooks
- A lounge room extended in the 1970s, seamlessly connecting to the rear garden
- A sunroom and kitchen with charming views that stretch out to the sea
Thoughtfully extended in the 1970s with a slab foundation, the rear addition enhances living space and allows for effortless indoor-outdoor flow.
Recently repainted inside and out, including the perimeter fencing, the home is move-in ready while still offering scope for future personalization or enhancement.
Whether you're drawn by the solid construction and timeless features, or captivated by the seaside outlook and potential, this is a truly unique opportunity to own a slice of history with views to match.
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