A house in 3/LP55651 Blackburn VIC. Data from comparable sales value it at about $1,505,000. Built in 1962, it has 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom.
A treasure in Blackburn's Heritage Bellbird Area Set amidst tranquil bush land in idyllic Linum Street, a street listed and described by the National Trust as an 'oasis in suburbia' which retains a 'quiet almost rural character unique in Melbourne,' this 1960s appealing classic 3 bedroom family home is situated on 727 sqm (approx.) of stunning corner land perfect for those who have visions of something truly grand and seek a relaxed lifestyle in a magnificent setting.Built in 1962 this architect designed, well maintained, one owner home, is a bright and relaxed single storey residence which has a modern feel to it while still retaining much of its original and comfortable charm. It features superb garden and bushland views which can be enjoyed from every room. A parquetry floor breeze way entry leads through to a formal lounge and dining room which are sizeable spaces suited for all types of living, while timber floors run through a separate sun-filled family room.The large kitchen and meals area is soaked in natural light and away from the living zones there is the split level sleeping section of the home which consists of 3 bedrooms all with built-in robes as well as a bathroom and separate rooms for a shower and toilet. Featured also are leafy front gardens and a large reargarden and the laundry with outdoor access, ducted heating, air-conditioning, gas heating in lounge, and a double garage are other extras. This home can be lived in, renovated, or potentially rebuilt (STCA). Situated in one of Blackburn's best pockets, where natural vegetation, informal roads, bird life and gardens combine to provide a unique, peaceful lifestyle this family home is just a short stroll to Blackburn Station and Laburnum Station, and close to Blackburn Lake Sanctuary, Morton Park, Gardiners Creek walking track, Box Hill High School (in the catchment), Laburnum Primary School, Blackburn Station Village shops and cafes, Forest Hill Chase, and buses.