This is a house on a lot in 17/DP6341 Roseville NSW. In this market, it is valued at approximately $2,570,000. Constructed in 1950, featuring 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms.
FABULOUS POTENTIAL IN PRIME SCHOOL POSITION Architecturally significant home by Eric Nicholls, associate & business partner of Walter Burley Griffin; showcasing unique character & elegance with north to rear aspectC.1950s, displaying exquisite timber joinery, 2.8m high ceilings, timber floors, full brick construction, fresh paint & new carpetHop, skip & jump to sought after Roseville Public School at the end of the streetDistinctive faade incorporating expansive use of sandstone & beautiful wrought iron detailsLounge featuring the original built in cocktail bar, vast windows bathing the interiors in light, adjoin dining room with recessed doors for adaptabilityLiving room enjoying the north to rear aspect with indoor/outdoor flow to the covered verandahTimber & engineered stone kitchen, pass through to the verandah, gas cooktop, electric oven, dishwasher, adjacent internal laundry with pantry cupboardThree oversized bedrooms giving you a choice of master, built in robes to twoTwo bathrooms, full family bathroom with fabulous vintage appeal & refreshed for modern useLarge covered verandah taking in the expanse of the level park-like garden & lawn, all weather comfort from the motorised VergolaDownstairs sandstone cellar that would make a fantastic tasting room for your finest vintagesLock up garage & garden wc, plenty of additional on-site parking on the sandstone drive, reverse cycle air conWell-established gardens with flowering shrubs & deciduous trees giving summer shade & winter sunLevel stroll to Roseville Public School, in Killara High School catchment, footsteps to city bus, stroll to Manly & Warringah Mall buses, walk to Chatswood & local shoppingLand Size: 980 sqm approx.Disclaimer: All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe reliable. We have no reason to doubt its accuracy. However, we cannot guarantee it. All interested parties should make & rely upon their own enquiries.