A handsomely rebuild and remodeled home offering yester years elegance and today's comforts.
A corner 307sqm block and a 224 total sqm residence with plentiful off-street and onsite parking.
All bedrooms are large and both bathrooms are modern. All ceilings are high and there is a separate study nook and reverse cycle air conditioning. Private drying court and an abundance of storage in both the kitchen and the laundry with the bedrooms having either large build in or walk in robes.
From Adyn Kelly Interiors, "our intention was easy, honour the original home and the charm that first drew us in. Rather than erase its past, the project was conceived as a careful reimagining, one that respected the home's heritage while allowing it to evolve in a contemporary and considered way.
From the moment you enter, the original decorative plasterwork sets the tone. These details have been carefully retained in the entry, grounding the home in its history. As you move through the house, the original cornices have been retained & subtly extended while introducing gentle curves in key transition spaces to give a sense of softness and quiet elegance throughout.
Key planning decisions were driven by light, orientation, and liveability. The kitchen, dining, and living areas were relocated to the northern side of the home to take full advantage of the abundant natural light. This allowed these spaces to be opened up through generous bi-fold doors, extending the interior & living areas onto the timber deck designed for relaxed afternoons and effortless entertaining. The connection to greenery enhances the sense of openness, blurring the boundary between inside and out and allowing the living spaces to expand both physically and emotionally.
The kitchen forms the heart of this home, anchored by a striking Rosso Bilbao marble benchtops, the space balances bold materiality with warmth and restraint. Walnut cabinetry grounds the room, while a recessed splash of Calacatta Viola introduces a refined contrast both visually engaging and practical around the main sink. Underfoot, the original jarrah flooring has been carefully retained and extended into the rear addition using salvaged boards, finished with a subtle grey oil to soften the tone and reinforce a sense of continuity throughout.
A new primary suite was created upstairs to capture the soft morning, which gently filters into the bedroom, walk-in robe, and ensuite. Here, the material palette is layered yet harmonious, Viola marble benchtops bring richness and depth, paired with subtly painted timber cabinetry and textured tiles that introduce movement without overwhelming the space. Small detailing moments within the tiling add visual interest while maintaining a calm, cohesive language.
The remaining bedrooms are generous designed to accommodate both shared moments and quiet retreat, being intentionally pared back, with simple joinery finished in a muted warm green-grey that complements the broader palette. Original features have been retained wherever possible, including the beautiful art deco fireplace in the front bedroom, an element too special to remove and a reminder of the home's enduring character.
Drawing from the earthy tones the interiors are layered with subtle European references, the interior feels deeply considered and emotionally resonant. Grounded in longevity rather than transient trends, the result is a home that celebrates care, craftsmanship, and sustainability, an evolution of contemporary Australian design that feels both timeless and elevated."
Council Rates: $1,714.71 p/ annum (approx.)
Water Rates: $1,165.13 p/ annum (approx.)
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