28 Grange Road

Carnegie VIC 3163

Situated in a coveted corner locale, this circa 1910 residence stands as a distinguished exemplar of Carnegie's architectural prowess during the Federation era. Commanding a presence over meticulously landscaped grounds within a gracefully secluded ambiance, this single-level abode unfolds a sequence of luminous interiors adorned with an array of intricate embellishments.

A traditional bullnose return verandah, distinctive timber fretwork, gleaming timber floors, and five period fireplaces harmonise with lofty ceilings and stately proportions.

An entrance embellished with leadlight introduces a versatile floor plan, featuring an elegant open-plan family room seamlessly integrated with an expansive dining area that extends to a charming undercover timber deck and terrace with cafe blinds. A sophisticated formal sitting room imparts an ambiance of refinement, spatial abundance, and seclusion. The well-appointed kitchen boasts Miele fixtures, resplendent granite surfaces, and a breakfast bar.