House of the Week | November 17

Double brick circa 1909, the home has well-kept features both inside and out.

There are five large bedrooms, three on the top floor with built-in robes, an ensuite to main bedroom, and a huge parents retreat. 

A second bathroom is on this floor. A lovely staircase, attic ceilings, Gothic windows, excellent use of space and storage are also features of this floor. 

The ground floor is perfect for family living or entertaining with formal/informal living and dining rooms including the conservatory at the rear filled with natural light.

A new kitchen has quality appliances just waiting for a new owner to show off their culinary skills to family and friends.

Downstairs are pressed metal ceilings in the formal lounge and dining rooms and French doors providing character and light to the living area.

This whole area flows well and is ideal for the family. Also on the ground floor are the other two large bedrooms and a third bathroom.

Gas and underfloor heating as well as high ceilings create a very comfortable home all year round.

Outside, well-planned gardens with water features and beautiful Japanese maples, Liquid Amber, Magnolia, hedge and scattered bulb plants.

Outdoor entertaining is perfected in the tranquil, paved barbecue area.

An original weatherboard studio is perfect for the craft person or the handyman or just for storage. It also adds to the charm and character that shape this property.

A single garage is accessible from the rear lane.