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Take your place in history at an iconic address. Built in 1908 for the family of a local minister, Lumeah is an impeccably restored Federation residence; expertly extended to offer four bedroom plus...

Take your place in history at an iconic address. Built in 1908 for the family of a local minister, Lumeah is an impeccably restored Federation residence; expertly extended to offer four bedroom plus home-office, three bathroom, multi-living accommodation over two bay-view storeys and a cottage-style studio.

Graced with a traditional floorplan of grand formal rooms and sun-bathed north-facing family living, this notable home goes even further with more living (teenager-retreat, man-cave or self-contained accommodation) in the fully-wired and plumbed studio...and more entertaining space with north-facing al fresco area overlooking deep rear gardens. Re-designed to fit a modern family with a gracious ground-floor master-suite (comprising a French-doored bedroom, lofty ensuite and wall of robes) and first-floor kids' quarters, the home is styled with a timeless aesthetic - with a glossy granite kitchen (starring an English Aga Falcon range) and classic marble bathrooms (main with an impressive marble-surround bath).

Rich with period detail including lofty pressed-metal ceilings, wide Baltic Pine boards, and lavish leadlight, the home offers a wealth of contemporary comforts including ducted heating and split-system air-conditioning, an alarm, all-weather verandah blinds and impressive period fireplaces retro-fitted with gas. Catching vast bay-views at every turn over two levels (inside and out), the home is set in around 919sqm/9900sqft of lushly landscaped auto-irrigated gardens with carport and garage secured behind auto-gates.

Even this iconic Sandringham Hill address cements the home's place in history - sitting on the north-side and highpoint of the finest of streets and surrounded by similarly significant period homes and luxury new residences, just 200m to the bay and a two minute walk to the village and station via a rear right-of-way to Sims St. For more information about this notable Sandringham Hill home contact Peter Hickey at Buxton Sandringham on 0412 569 480