Typical of the character cottages that adorn Albion Street and in particular the ‘Paris’ side of Invermay Road, this property has undergone a significant and impressive renovation but still complementary to its c1910 build. Once divided into two separate residences, the home has been beautifully restored back to a large, stylish executive family home.
Set amongst other charming homes on a large block, the property has gorgeous street appeal and boasts a flexible floorplan with four bedrooms, three separate living areas and two bathrooms. With a blend of traditional old world charm meeting today’s modern and contemporary lifestyle, features include a grand, wide hallway, glossy polished floorboards, high ceilings, double glazed windows throughout the majority of the home and a spacious chef’s kitchen with granite benchtops, gas cooktop and large pantry.
The intimate and sunny front living or sitting room enjoys a traditional bay window and provides a quiet space away from the rest of the home, or could easily be adapted as a home office or additional bedroom. A second living area is accessed from the hallway via frosted glass and timber bifold doors and with a choice of both natural gas and electric heating/cooling options installed throughout the home, you are assured year round comfort.
All bedrooms have good-sized built-in robes and the large master has a generous walk-in robe and fully tiled ensuite with modern fittings and dual rainfall showerhead whilst an updated family bathroom services the remainder of the home.
Ideally suited for entertaining, the open plan dining area at the rear of the property receives wonderful natural light with bi-fold doors opening on to a large undercover entertainment deck with natural gas BBQ, pizza oven and outdoor heater for alfresco dining. A large tiled laundry is accessed from the deck and includes a handy third toilet.
The immaculately landscaped yard is very private, receives terrific sunshine and boasts raised veggie gardens, large rainwater tank, garden shed for outdoor storage and even a greenhouse. Insulated, re-wired, re-plumbed and with new roof and guttering, there is also a remote, fully powered garage and carport providing undercover parking for six vehicles and the property is securely fenced with electric gates.
Conveniently located in a quiet, leafy street, close to the local park and leisurely stroll to Heritage Forest, UTAS Stadium, the iconic Star Theatre and local eateries and retail stores. Only a few minutes’ walk to the nearby supermarket, medical centre and vet surgery, and easy walk to local primary schools and the Inveresk Precinct which houses the Museum along with the current and future University campuses. Even walk to town in under thirty minutes!
Be quick to arrange your inspection of one of Invermay’s finest properties – I look forward to showing you through.
Council Rates: Approximately $2000 per year
Water Rates: Approximately $1000 per year plus usage
Bushby Property Group has no reason to doubt the accuracy of the information in this document which has been sourced from means which are considered reliable, however we cannot guarantee accuracy. Prospective purchasers are advised to carry out their own investigations.
Dishwasher, Ensuite, Fixed and fitted floor coverings, Flat Block, Fully Fenced, Heat Pump