Merely footsteps to the bay & beaches, this irresistible home is a classic beauty in a prime locale.
Embraced by glorious greenery that echoes the prettiest European gardens, this irresistible 1920s Californian Bungalow home occupies a privileged position just 200m to the bay.
Beyond a sundrenched northerly frontage that enjoys the shady...
Merely footsteps to the bay & beaches, this irresistible home is a classic beauty in a prime locale.
Embraced by glorious greenery that echoes the prettiest European gardens, this irresistible 1920s Californian Bungalow home occupies a privileged position just 200m to the bay.
Beyond a sundrenched northerly frontage that enjoys the shady umbrella of a Jacaranda tree during summer, the beautiful home is introduced by a sun-filled verandah, and once inside, the soaring decorative ceilings, delicately coloured leadlight and deep window sills are all reminders of the classic heritage.
A central hallway flows past a tranquil lounge with a cosy open fireplace at its heart to the elegant dining zone also warmed by a brick fireplace. Here, the inviting kitchen features quality European appliances and timber cabinetry that are enhanced by an eye-catching Spanish tiled splashback, while the family room and breakfast meals area features French doors to a Tuscan-inspired alfresco area which is superbly private and provides areas of shade and sun.
With outlooks to the garden, the master bedroom offers fitted wardrobes and a bright ensuite, two further bedrooms including another big double share a sparkling full bathroom, whilst a large laundry, ample storage and ducted heating are also offered along with a split system, two water tanks and a lock up garage.
Just a breath to the foreshore and pristine beaches, close to bus stops and cafes, there are also parklands & schooling nearby, while the shops & cafes of both Black Rock and Sandringham are also within an easy trip.
For more information about this timelessly beautiful home, contact Romana Altman or Louise Herterich at Buxton Sandringham.
