Classic Charm, Exciting Potential on a Big Montrose Block

Description

Built around 1928, this weatherboard home is an echoing narration of tales passed and an invitation to a canvas of possibilities. While the old-timer home requires some TLC and contemporary flair, it's an opportunity for visionaries who have been longing for a project to make their mark and bring a touch of modern lifestyle amenities to a vintage character. Perfectly tucked away on a quiet road and with a significant block size of 1245m2 offering a magnificent hill outlook, immerse yourself in breathtaking natural beauty at every turn with gardens that long to bloom again. Inside, a double-sided fireplace creates a haven of warmth where the lounge and dining room meet, and the sunny kitchen with electric cooking is flanked by a comfortable meal area where morning light beams. Four bedrooms are spread throughout the rambling layout including one upstairs and there’s a family bathroom featuring a bath and shower. Extras include gorgeous original etched glass windows (keep these even if you renovate!), beautiful Edna Walling inspired stonework throughout the gardens, a double carport, loads of off-street parking (even space for a caravan), 14 solar panels, a garden shed, and an old garage. Experience the charm. Embrace the potential. Welcome to your future in leafy Montrose.


At a Glance:

• 4-bedroom, 1-bathroom 1928 weatherboard on 1245m2 in a quiet, leafy street with hill views.
• Renovation potential with original character elements.
• Double-sided fireplace
• Edna Walling inspired stonework throughout the gardens.
• Double carport plus loads of off-street parking (even space for a caravan).
• 14 solar panels and two garden sheds.

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