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Overview
This fully renovated 1952 weatherboard residence set on approximately 819sqm offers a blend of timeless period character and modern comfort, creating a home that is both elegant and functional for contemporary family living.
Its elevated position on the high side of the street is complemented by mature landscaped gardens and a charming decked verandah, offering serene front garden views ideal for quiet mornings. The residence preserves its heritage with original Tasmanian Oak flooring, decorative ceiling roses, plantation shutters, and fireplaces that infuse the interiors with warmth and character.
The home features multiple living areas, including a formal lounge with a fireplace and a drop-down projector screen, and an expansive open-plan family, meals, and kitchen space enriched with natural light. Bi-fold doors connect these spaces seamlessly to a covered pitched-roof alfresco and an open-air patio, enhancing the indoor-outdoor flow crucial for entertaining or relaxed family gatherings.
The heart of the home is the designer kitchen, equipped with stone benchtops, a large island breakfast bar, induction cooktop, oven, dishwasher, and abundant storage beneath a skylight that brightens the area naturally. Outdoors, the property offers lush lawns, established hedges, and a built-in five-person spa surrounded by decking, creating a private and inviting retreat.
Accommodation comprises four spacious bedrooms with built-in robes, including a luxurious main suite with a fully tiled ensuite. The family bathroom is large and elegant, featuring a double stone vanity, oversized shower, and a bathtub. A separate self-contained studio with its own ensuite, cabinetry, sink, and split-system air conditioning enhances the home's versatility, serving as a guest retreat, home office, or private space for teenagers.
Additional features include hydronic heating, evaporative cooling, split-system air conditioning, premium tapware, a 5,000-litre underground water tank, a large workshop/garden shed, a dedicated laundry with LED lighting and drying cupboard, and a long driveway accommodating off-street parking for three vehicles.
This home is particularly suited to families seeking a blend of heritage charm and modern conveniences in a community-focused locale, well-serviced by nearby educational institutions, open green spaces, local cafés, and excellent transport and road links to the CBD.
Local Market Insights
In Surrey Hills, Quiet Listings observed 14 new houses entering the market over the last 30 days, down from 15 during the previous 30-day period, with an average advertised asking price of $2,798,571. The property type mix of listed properties is predominantly Houses at 54%, followed by units (18%), and apartments (14%). The most active agency for houses in the Surrey Hills area is currently Jellis Craig, representing 36% of new listings, followed by Marshall White with 36%. These insights are based on agencies currently monitored by Quiet Listings and are updated as the local market changes.
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