Imagine living your best life in this gorgeous 1931 character filled and completely renovated cottage, located in the heart of Kurrajong Village.
Nestled on landscaped grounds with picket fence, cottage pathways, off street parking, two sweeping rear sun-decks and country style chook house; this stunning piece of Australian heritage has all the charm of yesteryear, balanced perfectly with everything you could desire to fulfil modern life.
Often commented on by residents as their 'favourite cottage in Kurrajong', this is definitely a love at first sight home, and is not just an opportunity for a happy long term lease, but STCA could also be a great business premises for a consultant, solicitor, psychologist or natural therapy business.
The home has a relaxing and comfortable feel, and is filled with elegant detail such as wide entry hall, high ceilings, ornate cornicework, pretty ceiling roses, polished timber floors & stunning leadlight; as well as being kept comfy year round with ducted reverse cycle and slow combustion fire.
The living areas enhance best use of space with the lounge balanced for comfort, relaxation and close family time; and the dining for gatherings, BBQ's & catch ups. The dining flows via sliding glass doors to the upper deck, and is open plan to the gourmet kitchen with stainless appliances, including dishwasher, plus has a large servery window to the deck and ample storage.
Each bedroom is light filled and spacious with ceiling fans, and the generous master boasts walk in and gleaming ensuite; while the main bathroom has clawfoot tub and a hideaway European style laundry.
Be first to inspect this beautiful home, and become part of its story and heritage. Long term leases will be offered, and a small lapdog plus chooks will be considered.

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