A rare Mid-Century modern showpiece from notable local Building Designer, Duncan McLean, this one-owner three bedroom, two bathroom, dual zone home is offered in even more rare time-capsule mint condition... from its mosaic-parquetry floor, to its glass-gabled peaked-roofline.
Step inside and step back in time to when the Melbourne...
A rare Mid-Century modern showpiece from notable local Building Designer, Duncan McLean, this one-owner three bedroom, two bathroom, dual zone home is offered in even more rare time-capsule mint condition... from its mosaic-parquetry floor, to its glass-gabled peaked-roofline.
Step inside and step back in time to when the Melbourne architectural community made Beaumaris the centre of the Mid Century modern movement, With its' Tree lined family friendly streets, and sun filled oversized backyards.
Ahead of its time with a genuine ensuite for the garden-access master, a mint-condition bathroom with separate WC for the kids, and a gas-fire heater for each living zone. This immaculate home was built to an innovative standard with external brick construction plus feature concrete block internal walls, original iron-fencing plus a walled side-garden, and a huge up to 2+ car garage in addition to a workshop and sleep-out/ home studio-office.
Upgraded with reverse-cycle air conditioners climate-controlling each living zone, a stainless-steel Smeg range for the kitchen, and the ghost of an in-ground pool ready to inspire in the completely private ,sunny north-facing backyard, this magnificent example mid-century Beaumaris modern architecture is set to grace this premier address for generations to come.
Or, if you wish to look to an all-new future on this approx 654sqm , north facing corner-site, start afresh to capitalise on this Beaumaris College and Mentone Girls Secondary College Zone position between Seaview shops and the beach, a cycle to all the Mentone schools, and minutes to the Concourse, Beaumaris Primary School and stations.
For more information about this MCM time-capsule contact Peter Hickey or James Colyvan at Buxton Sandringham.
