With a timeless design and up-to-the-minute style, this is the prestige opportunity of a lifetime! Positioned for the best of Bayside family life between Hampton Street and the famous playground and sports grounds, this elegant four-bedroom plus home-office, three-bathroom home unfolds beyond a high-gabled fretworked facade with a traditional dual zone, dual suite design. Designed for easy family living with living on each level, this impressive home accommodated with ease too – with quiet rear principal-suite (with walk-in robe and ensuite) up in the treetops plus a double-doored lower-level suite for kids and guests, and easy ground-floor amenity!

Refined by design with a quality European appliance kitchen supplemented by a true butler’s pantry (with sink), this fine design features fully tiled bathrooms with herringbone-subway feature walls, designer fittings including dual-head showers and a freestanding bath, and luxe finishes including icy white stone benchtops (waterfall-edge for the kitchen), warm Oak floorboards and plush charcoal carpets.

Designer detailed with a trio of pendant lights above the kitchen bench and airy roof-hung sheers plus block-out blinds for filtered light, this climate-controlled home is prestige appointed with an alarm, ducted vacuum system, airy ceiling-fans and great storage in walk-in and built-in robes. Even the landscaped grounds are designed for a lifetime of ease with up to four car spaces including a double auto garage and a pergola-shaded alfresco deck beyond triple stacking sliders.

Inspired by fine neighbouring period homes and designed to sit comfortably amongst them, this timeless town residence is set firmly in today’s most family-wise locale with parks and sports grounds all around, Thomas St Food Co. within a few doors, Hampton St’s latte strip within half-a-dozen blocks, the station, and primary school within walking distance, and St Leonard’s and Haileybury Colleges within a dash.

For more information about this timeless town residence, contact Stefan Delyster or Richard Slade at Buxton Sandringham.