SOLD Sat 17 Jun 2023Auction
Auction
BEAUMARIS MODERN...YESTERDAY, TODAY & TOMORROW!
Custom-built in 1968, extended in split-level style in the ‘70s, and stylishly updated for today, this is Beaumaris Modern with a big future! An increasingly rare find in the prestigious precinct between the Balcombe Rd hill and Royal Melbourne Golf Course, this charming three bedroom, two bathroom, dual zone brick home is a superior example of its time – unfolding beyond a 100-year timber-door and leadlight entry (recycled from the Hawthorn CBA bank) to provide endless north sun, wide garden outlooks and tall windows at every turn.
Cleverly zoned around the central lobby with a quiet wing of plantation-shuttered, robe-fitted bedrooms (including main with a semi-ensuite), this substantial home stretches deep with a living flowing from sun-drenched lounge to formal dining …before stepping down to a spilt-level family zone ..and spilling out with tiled floors extending to entertain outdoors.
Rich in vintage detail including a pristine kitchen with meals area and servery, the home is respectfully restyled with an upgraded main bathroom with separate WC, fine Tasmanian Oak floors finished with the latest satiny polish, a fresh all-white paint-scheme, and bonus design elements including a separate-entry storeroom under the roofline - perfect to convert as home-office.
Appointed with an alarm, zoned ducted reverse-cycle air-conditioning and an additional ducted gas-heating system the home is set in a lush approx. 700sqm established landscape with separate places to entertain in the sun, space for two-cars in a wide carport with storage…and a feature bluestone fenceline! Perfect today, with potential to be even more perfect tomorrow, the home is even offered with architect’s concept plans to go to the next level when ready.
Against the backdrop of the tall trees of RMGC, this is the home of a lifetime in a prestigious lifestyle location…just around the corner from Beaumaris Secondary College and local shops, in-Zone for Mentone Girls College, and a minute to the Concourse.
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