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Overview
This beautifully preserved 1920's weatherboard home perfectly balances classic charm with the conveniences of modern living, creating an inviting and comfortable lifestyle. The quintessential front porch warmly welcomes residents and guests alike, setting the tone for a timeless residence.
The interior impresses with its original timber-lined walls and ceilings, featuring horizontal tongue-and-groove boarding complemented by vertical timber wainscoting and intricate dado mouldings – all lovingly restored to showcase their authentic character. Natural light floods every room, enhanced by high ceilings and ceiling fans that maintain a pleasant atmosphere throughout the home.
Polished timber floors throughout provide both elegance and durability, forming a beautiful foundation for daily living. The home comprises three generously sized bedrooms, offering ample space for family, guests, or work-from-home setups.
Functionality meets style in the two brand-new bathrooms, including an ensuite and a large main bathroom with separate bath and shower, catering to varied needs with contemporary fittings. Equally impressive is the expansive, all-new kitchen, boasting extensive pantry and storage areas alongside all-electric appliances. Designed to encourage family connection, the open-plan dining area rests at the heart of the home.
The main living space is a cozy retreat enhanced by an ornate, period-correct fireplace and climate-controlled comfort year-round through split system air conditioning. This inviting atmosphere makes enjoying downtime effortless.
Situated on a level, fenced 774 square metre block, the property offers a generous outdoors to personalise. The wide driveway provides easy access and space for potential additions such as a garage, covered parking, rear deck, or in-ground pool, subject to council approval.
Its location further adds to the appeal, with local amenities within easy reach: Foodworks supermarket, Weston Workers Club, Weston Public School, and a bus stop all within metres of the property, ensuring daily conveniences are effortlessly accessible.
Ideal for purchasers seeking a home rich in character yet equipped for modern life, this property suits families valuing space and heritage, as well as professionals desiring proximity to local services while enjoying a quintessential vintage residence.
- Air Conditioning
- Fully Fenced
Local Market Insights
In Weston, Quiet Listings observed 9 new houses entering the market over the last 30 days, up from 3 during the previous 30-day period, with an average advertised asking price of $999,886. All new listings observed during this period were Houses. The most active agency for houses in the Weston area is currently Oliver Myers Properties, representing 22% of new listings, followed by Tahlia Thomas Real Estate with 11%. These insights are based on agencies currently monitored by Quiet Listings and are updated as the local market changes.
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Change History
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| Guide $770,000 - $795,000 | |
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Market Insights for Weston NSW 2326
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