A snapshot of yesteryear retaining the character of post-war origins, this ‘50s charmer on a substantial 608m2 (approx.) offers a superb opportunity to harness inherent charm, revamp over coming years, and make a mark on a beloved family streetscape.

Past its era-typical clinker-bricks and curved portico, the interior tells a story. Nearly 70 years of care and nurture makes for immaculate presentation and an atmosphere full of warmth, with a well-worked plan perfect even for today’s family. Three robe-lined bedrooms are accompanied by a tidy bathroom, sizeable living and dining areas, a booth-seat meals setting, central kitchen with a wealth of storage, and back family room providing welcomed flexibility.

· Post-war prize in the family for nearly 70 years · 3 bed, 1 bath, second WC, multiple living areas · Central kitchen, barbecue deck, yard for kids · Parking for 2+, heating/cooling, large parcel · Steps to the Village, schools, parks & transport

Great for Sunday barbecues, a broad rear deck gives parents a full view of kids running around the backyard, while the home’s other highlights include reverse-cycle heating/cooling, a garage ideal as a workshop or converted office, combined laundry/powder room (second toilet), driveway for at least two cars, ornate details keeping character alive, and a vivid garden backdrop for calm in everyday life.

With no heritage overlay meaning one or more new residences are certainly viable (STCA), exceptional placement means Napier and Woodland Street cafés, restaurants, and boutiques, various parks and trails, city-bound trains and trams, and North Essendon Village are within a short stroll, while elite schools and CityLink sit mere moments away.