Charming Federation with a big backyard to match
101 Cardigan Street, Stanmore
House
Sold
Property website: www.101cardiganstreet.com
Tucked away yet within walking distance to village shops and eateries, local watering holes, transport and an abundance of parkland, this classical Federation home delivers zesty appeal with outdoor spaces to match its gracious interiors. Freestanding and positioned on a superb 309.8sqm with rear lane access to its parking there is much to love plus the ability to renovate or extend and add further value subject to council approvals.
Resplendent with all the hallmarks of its heritage, bright interiors display original timber floorboards, high and domed ceilings and air-conditioning, gorgeous fireplaces. The living and dining are open plan adjoining the rustic gas kitchen. To the rear of the home rests a multi-purpose sunroom or study, large laundry and WC. The back garden will delight with its sheer generosity and very spacious lock up off street parking for two and is poised for entertaining with an alfresco terrace and lawn areas.
All three bedrooms are substantial with the master over-sized featuring a sitting area and the 3rd bedroom boasting a striking stone clad fireplace. Refreshed and revitalised its primed for its new owner to enhance upon its many features. Stanmore's rail and cosy eateries including Sixpenny are an easy stroll away and it's also surrounded by beautiful parklands. Choose between O'Dea Reserve, Camperdown Park or Camperdown Memorial Park and wave away life's stresses amongst expanses of greenery.
Your next step is to get in contact with us.
Give Michael Harris or Bryan Mahlberg a call, or request a call-back.
Stanmore was named by a prosperous saddler, John Jones, who purchased land in 1835 where Newington College now stands and called it the Stanmore Estate. Jones named it after his birthplace of Stanmore, London.
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