Situated on a tranquil parkside corner amongst colourful established gardens, this reproduction Edwardian home (built in 2001) boasts a prized position in sought-after north Murrumbeena. Rich with character thanks to decorative ceilings, intricate fretwork and delicately coloured leadlight windows, the 33 square home was masterfully crafted and combines the absolute charm of the era with a contemporary family lifestyle.
Across the shaded return verandah, the interiors are crowned by soaring ceilings, while polished hardwood floors flow seamlessly under foot. Introduced by an elegant entrance hall, there is a choice of formal living areas including the generous garden-view lounge with a heritage inspired electric fireplace. Families will be drawn to the open plan entertaining zone where there is room to relax and dine warmed by a cosy wood-burner fire. A granite kitchen appointed with European appliances will inspire hosts, while an enclosed spa room and alfresco deck overlooking the mod-grass garden give options of where to unwind.
The expansive main suite is located on the ground floor where it offers a generous walk-in wardrobe and recently renovated ensuite bathroom. A study with storage is also on this level and upstairs are three further very spacious double bedrooms all buffered by cleverly placed fitted wardrobes – the front two spilling out to a park-view balcony. A family bathroom with separate WC and a shower bathroom adjacent the spa are also offered together with a large laundry and substantial internal storage.
Kept comfortable by ducted heating/split systems, an alarm system, brand new shutters throughout, an oversized double garage & storeroom, this is a home of exceptional quality and appeal.
Moments to Murrumbeena Primary School, Hughesdale station and cafes, this prized position is also within walking distance of bus stops and Chadstone Shopping Centre.
We donate a portion of our fee from every property transaction to the Woodards Foundation to support people experiencing homelessness, family violence and social isolation.
