Grand Designer 3 bed Victorian terrace offered furnished or unfurnished
93 Cavendish Street, Stanmore
House
Leased
A spacious family friendly layout, free-flowing interiors and sunny aspect combine in this Victorian terrace home to deliver a superb indoor/outdoor entertainer. Designed to embrace a landscaped courtyard, the three-bedroom home's oversized layout features a choice of living areas and a streamlined high-spec kitchen as the social heart of the home.
The property:
Offered furnished or unfurnished Streamlined interiors with a fluid layout from front to back3 bedrooms, two with decorative fireplaces & built-insMain bed features double French doors to iron lace balconySeparate formal lounge and dining rooms, period features2nd casual living/media room overlooking landscaped gardenBright contemporary gas kitchen, kitchen island bench, dishwasherBamboo-framed entertainer's courtyard plus covered tiled area for al fresco dining2 bathrooms, main bathroom with a bath & separate showerSeparate internal laundry, reverse cycle air conditioningPolished timber floorboards, plentiful storage & original features throughoutEasy access to the CBD, 350m to the express city bus stop
The details:
Available Now
12 month lease term
The neighbourhood:
Stanmore is an endearing suburb that has been sitting quietly on the sidelines of some of Sydney's most vibrant and artistic neighbourhoods. But there is change in the air, as Stanmore's emerging café and art scene is getting noticed. The streets are lined with Victorian terraces and charming cottages, all of which adds to the village-like ambience of this inner-west suburb.
The inspection:
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Natasha Bakopoulos | 0450 736 825
Paul Clarke | 0414 265 833
Raine&Horne Newtown
Rhnewtown.com.au | 8596 3555
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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.
