This artistic home, unique in its design and features, is a rare find and represents great value for money and is a welcome alternative to common 4 bed 2 bath lowand#8209;ceiling houses.
It’s a 1980s stone home with salmon gum and jarrah poles and beams, steep roof pitch and pine raked ceilings and will lead you on a trail of discovery, mystery and intrigue.
The front of the house is screened from the road by a variety of creepers growing over the fence. It has a wide verandah and patio and the carport can convert to a fantastic entertainment area with adjoining grassed area and elevated portico surrounded by well-established, reticulated gardens.
A warm and inviting open plan lounge/dining/kitchen features a slow combustion room heater and jarrah staircase/balustrade to the mezzanine library and bedroom #4 with built-in robes and additional storage in the roof space.
The 3 ground floor bedrooms all have built-in robes and the master bedroom has an ensuite bathroom that showcases an old timber vanity, lead-light window and spa bath. Bedroom #2 has ladder-style stairs to a cute loft/cubby area – a great place for young siblings to play.
Set off to the side of the dining area is an L’ shaped study/music room with secondary access from both the side and back verandahs.
The house has gas cooking, evaporative air conditioning, a new solar hot water unit and a 1.6kW solar power system with 3kW inverter (feed-in tarrif of $0.47 per kW/hr).
An old railway carriage has been clad with Colorbond sheeting to match the 70m2 large garage. The garage has power, air conditioner, sliding door for 1 car and an inbuilt music studio.
All this is set on a beautiful big 1,822m2 corner block opposite a recreation reserve with oval and cricket practise pitch. It’s only 330m to the Grass Valley community hall, playground, tennis courts, school bus stop, post office and historic tavern. Grass Valley is 13km east of Northam regional centre.
39 Wilson Street, Grass Valley is the perfect place to raise a family and entertain friends.