Tucked away in its own private oasis this surprisingly sizable cedar clad 1960s townhouse gets bonus points for size and sunshine. Single level living comprising of a 108 sqm (approx.) floor plan incorporates two living areas with easy flow likely to appeal to buyers seeking privacy amidst a low maintenance lifestyle. From first home buyers to downsizing retirees and investors, this versatile gem has all the credentials along with its outstanding address in a pivotal location close to amenities.
Consistent with the period architecture, the interior has a very cool, slightly retro feel. Horizontal native timber delivers the archetypal tongue and groove wall lining defines the first lounge where a Kent log burner and wall mounted heat pump keep the winter chills at bay. A second carpeted lounge and dining nook enjoying all the advantages of indoor/outdoor flow bathe in natural light pouring in through French doors on a northerly aspect. The sheltered courtyard is partly roofed for all weather entertainment while a pocket square of lawn will appeal to pets and their humans. A cheerful and serviceable kitchen has scope for an upgrade but nonetheless works well as is, with modern appliances and solid timber benchtops. Three bedrooms including two with built in storage as well as patio access ready for cooling ventilation on balmy summer evenings. The bathroom has vanity and shub while the laundry is separate and parking at the door is in a double carport with added storage in garden shed.
In a prestigious neighbourhood, this is an outstanding entry-level opportunity on a cross lease section shared with just one other in the block. Desirably zoned for St Heliers School and nearby Glendowie College, the property also sits close to shops and seafront, public transport bus routes as well as popular Crossfield Reserve.
