Set back from the street on a large level allotment enjoying all day sun, this 1930's family home has been beautifully maintained and retains many original features.

Warm and inviting the open plan living, kitchen and dining is a spacious yet cosy area, with pressed tin ceilings and warming wood heater. Off the kitchen there is a pantry/store room. EuroGleaming polished floorboards add depth and warmth to the decor and large windows around the home link the living accommodation with the incredible gardens.

The large central hallway is wide with high ceilings, creating a sense of space. Three bedrooms are contained within the home, with one having a study/play area adjoining.

The master bedroom is expansive, with views across the garden, verandah and entertaining area. The renovated family bathroom is situated centrally in the home.

Outside, there is a celery top pine clad studio, with French doors and power, making an ideal home office, studio or teenagers retreat. Off street parking for several cars and easy wide driveway access for boat or caravan parking.

Outside, its difficult to know where to start or how to describe this property to do it justice. Over 2,000 square meters of flat land, with the house set privately back from the street and access via a hedge lined driveway.

The gardens have been expertly and lovingly created over decades, with many established trees providing the backdrop for the spaces within the garden. An edible kitchen garden and chook shed at the rear of the home, large paved entertaining garden with magnolia and avocado trees and handmade wood fired pizza oven providing the perfect space to entertain and enjoy this oasis.

Beyond this area is a bay leaf hedge leading to the vegetable and fruit gardens, berry patch, 8x3m tunnel house with a low maintenance perennial garden beyond. Fruit and hazelnut orchard as well as sloe tree, Tahitian limes and large gum trees frame the garden.

The front entry is embellished with euphorbias and succulents on the street facade, offering only a taste of what is behind the gates.

Truly a property that needs to be visited to take it all in, walk the grounds and soak up the atmosphere created by these immaculately maintained and presented gardens.

- Large level allotment
- Bus route and services nearby
- Great local primary school in Snug
- Walk to Snug beach and foreshore
- Immaculate family home and gardens
- Opportunity to extend the home or build a second dwelling (STCA)

Snug township is well serviced with a sought after primary school, IGA supermarket, GP practice, pharmacy, butcher, and post office. The area also enjoys many walking and cycling tracks, and is known for its sheltered beach area to enjoy.

Year Built: 1930
Council Rates: $1,398.80 pa approx
Water Rates: $1,000.00 pa approx

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