This is a home that perfectly encapsulates so many of the attributes of 1940s design and decor, and melds a subtle, finely balanced hierarchy of function and privacy for the modern family.

Behind the attractive façade the interior is a celebration of perfectly selected and finished materials, exemplified by a beautiful leadlight door, original steel frame windows and bespoke cabinetry.

The hub of the home is the oversized kitchen with stone benchtops, huge Smeg oven and Franke sink, and the masterstroke is the reassuring line of sight to the backyard and a serving counter to the undercover pergola which allows for effortless entertaining. The adjacent dining and living zones are infused with natural light and the central hallway acts as a conduit to 2 king-size bedrooms, (both with walk in robes) and the sparkling bathroom is a delight.

The terrazzo outdoor terrace provides a delineation between the outside and in, embracing a sunny, family size garden with a lush lawn and separate studio (or teenagers retreat) as the centrepiece.

The script has been subtly rewritten, resulting in a residence that is anything but generic.

Extras include:
• Insulated walls and ceiling
• Black tapware and door furniture
• Ducted aircon/heating
• Gas log fire
• Large fridge capacity
• Privacy and blockout blinds
• Smeg 7 burner oven
• Gas HWS and BBQ point.
• Soft close drawers in kitchen and bathrooms
• Study area off the dining area
• Side driveway to former garage/ work shed
• Concealed clothesline and bike storage

Top this off with an easy walking distance to the retail centre, all 4 Primary and Secondary schools, and the convenience of the Botanical Gardens, train station, and the Calder Freeway only moments away.

** We have obtained all information in this document from sources we believe to be reliable, however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Prospective purchasers are advised to carry out their own investigations.