1604 Burwood Highway

Belgrave VIC 3160

An enchanting living and meals area is complemented by two bedrooms and a third bedroom/sunroom, whilst the spacious sunlit kitchen has been updated over the years with a stainless-steel gas cooker and retains the original wood burning stove adding a touch or vintage charisma.

A wrap-around verandah flows from the living room perfect for enjoying a morning brew as you enjoy the symphony of birdsong and overlooks the rambling “blank canvas” backyard – wild and evergreen and beckoning to be re-discovered.
Under the house are two storage rooms (one with original brick fireplace) where workers likely stayed. Not currently regulation height for bedrooms, the spaces do however offer a host of opportunities for those with a vision (STCA).

Lifestyle allure is unmatched with the iconic Cameo Cinema an easy 3 minute amble away for a matinee and its just 7 minutes to the station. There’s no need for a car in this hard to beat location. If you need to park, there’s an off-road spot out front which could easily be adapted to fit two vehicles.

At a Glance:

• 2/3 bedroom original cottage style home.
• Lavish 1863m2 sloping allotment footsteps from the village.
• Original features including polished timber floors, ceiling roses and cornices, a brick 2-way fireplace and a gorgeous leadlight entrance door.
• Living and meals area complemented by two bedrooms and a third bedroom/sunroom.
• Spacious updated kitchen with original wood burning stove.
• A wrap-around verandah.
• Two under-house storage rooms.
• Blank canvas backyard.
• Off-road parking out the front which could easily be adapted to fit two vehicles.
• Rinnai gas hot water system.
• Light fittings in lounge not included

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