42 Arkaringa Crescent, Black Rock

Merely doors from Half Moon Bay and occupying a premium 672sqm allotment, this gorgeous Edwardian home offers stunning family accommodation that effortlessly brings together 1920s charm and every modern creature comfort.
With irresistible curbside appeal, the evocative façade is accented by warm terracotta roof tiles and original leadlight...

Merely doors from Half Moon Bay and occupying a premium 672sqm allotment, this gorgeous Edwardian home offers stunning family accommodation that effortlessly brings together 1920s charm and every modern creature comfort.
With irresistible curbside appeal, the evocative façade is accented by warm terracotta roof tiles and original leadlight windows, while a traditional return verandah gives way to reveal interiors that showcase soaring ceilings and incredible dimensions. Set within the original front part of the home, a truly beautiful sitting room with bay window and feature fireplace is perfect for quiet nights at home, further on the relaxed dining zone adjacent a contemporary well-equipped kitchen with striking cabinetry creates an ideal setting for fabulous entertaining. A light-splashed family room with study zone extends to an elevated deck overlooking the supremely private garden whilst yet more living space is hidden upstairs complete with dual workstations – an ideal teen or parent retreat.
Three expansive bedrooms offering ample wardrobing are located on the lower level, they share two stylishly renovated bathrooms – the peaceful upstairs master with a sunny balcony takes in bay glimpses and boasts a walk-in robe and luxe ensuite.
A laundry with external access, ducted heating and three split systems plus auto-gated carport and storage sheds are amongst a long list of inclusions. A stroll to the beach, village and bus stop, this location is also within easy reach of quality schooling including Black Rock Primary and elite bayside private schools.
For more information about this beautiful bayside home, please contact Adam Saunders or Romana Altman at Buxton Sandringham.