Delivering an appealing blend of comfortable current day liveability and all the fundamentals for a big and bright future, this charming, 3 bedroom interwar bungalow is set on a north-facing 627 sqm (approx.) parcel in one of Carnegie’s premier streets.

Just metres from the popular Packer Park and zoned for the sought-after Carnegie Primary School as well as Glen Eira College, the home is attractively presented and rich in the understated character of the late 1930s, allowing you take your time, enjoy the area and ponder the possibilities for rejuvenation, extension or to start a fresh (all STCA) in a location that is destined to reward your vision.

Set within beautifully maintained gardens and introduced by a broad, double door entrance, the home opens to reveal the typically lofty and large-scaled rooms of the era, enriched by exquisite leadlight and finely detailed ceilings to delight period enthusiasts. A north-facing kitchen / meals / living enjoys brilliant natural light and sits semi-attached to traditional lounge and dining rooms, ensuring the home offers plenty of space for growing families today.

The bedrooms, too, are particularly spacious – most notably, a huge primary suite that has been appointed with built-in robes and an ensuite to elevate the parental experience.

Further highlights include a triple garage at the rear of the block with driveway access for additional vehicles, plus there is a traditional family bathroom with a separate powder room / laundry, as well as 2 electric wall heaters, while a sundrenched backyard is the perfect place to relax and plan the home’s ultimate destiny.

This is a first-class location for visionaries looking to lay long-term family roots within walking distance of sporting fields and playgrounds - not only at Packer Park, but also at Koornang Park and Duncan McKinnon Reserve - plus you have a great local café scene, dining and shopping on Koornang Road, GESAC and Carnegie Pool nearby, as well as the 68 tram and 2 city-bound train lines accessible via Carnegie and Ormond Railway Stations.