Find true romance where the village meets the Bay and local history meets the future! An extraordinary Edwardian just two doors from the beachfront and one block to the village, this romantically fretworked and turreted three bedroom plus home-office, two bathroom c.1903 home is a rare and remarkable beauty - stretching wide beyond a broad 18m...
Find true romance where the village meets the Bay and local history meets the future! An extraordinary Edwardian just two doors from the beachfront and one block to the village, this romantically fretworked and turreted three bedroom plus home-office, two bathroom c.1903 home is a rare and remarkable beauty - stretching wide beyond a broad 18m frontage in idyllic approx 726sqm grounds.
Impeccably maintained and graciously extended to offer two grand living zones and endlessly entertaining outdoors, this breathtaking beauty features a grand formal room filled with afternoon sun, a gracious wraparound family zone including a conservatory-style dining-bay, and wisteria-draped decks beyond tall French doors.
Richly detailed with deep-corniced, rose-centred ceilings rising to 3.7m above Baltic pine floorboards, and lavish leadlight sparkling beyond arched entry lobby, the home is a showcase of superior period detail with a magnificent tiled and timber mantled fireplace for every original room, and a modern fireplace for family living. Welcoming today with a stone-finished Smeg and Neff appliance kitchen and stylish bathrooms, this centrally heated and reverse-cycle air-conditioned home has an eye to the future too.
Optioned up with multiple rainwater tanks to keep the gardens healthy and a 20-panel solar-energy system to soak up the sun, there’s even scope for an easy second-storey extension around an existing attic.
A unique garden paradise with room to park behind a pretty picket-fence, a summer-house pavilion to hide away, and space for kids to get lost in these fairytale gardens, this extraordinary beachside beauty is in a world and a class of its own. A stroll to the village and station, the home is just steps to the clifftop paths to the Lifesaving Club, Yacht Club and Trevor Barker Reserve, and an easy walk to Sandringham Primary School, and a few stops down the line to the private schools.
For more information about this exceptional Edwardian contact Peter Hickey or Stefan Delyster at Buxton Sandringham
726 m²
