18 Violet Grove, Kew East VIC 3102
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A luxurious mid-century retreat with promising potential!
Immersed in the classic, retro-styling of its mid-century era, this three-bedroom home on 609m2 (approx.) delivers immediate comfort and luxury while inspiring exciting possibility. Once part of a lush violet farm, the street is now home to prestigious period housing, mere footsteps from Harp Village's eateries, conveniences and transport, the Outer Circle trails, and our city's most revered public and private schools.
Gleaming with newly polished floors under a spray of northern light, the home displays a simplistic elegance, while affording spacious luxury for effortless entertaining. Commodious lounge and dining spaces provide an inviting ambience aside the cosy glow of a tapestry-brick, slow-combustion heater, spilling onto a north-facing patio for sundrenched alfresco enjoyment. A central, updated kitchen caters with ease upon lustrous timber tops, including a handy servery to the dining area.
Offering three generous bedrooms, including a spacious main bedroom with dual built-in robes, a central bathroom in quaint period style, and a separate powder room, finishing the home with a circular driveway to a double garage and workshop. Impressively maintained by only two families since its c1955 conception, the home offers possibilities for an extravagant renovation and extension, while its dual-crossover, 22.6m frontage presents potential for townhouse development (all subject to council approval).
Gleaming with newly polished floors under a spray of northern light, the home displays a simplistic elegance, while affording spacious luxury for effortless entertaining. Commodious lounge and dining spaces provide an inviting ambience aside the cosy glow of a tapestry-brick, slow-combustion heater, spilling onto a north-facing patio for sundrenched alfresco enjoyment. A central, updated kitchen caters with ease upon lustrous timber tops, including a handy servery to the dining area.
Offering three generous bedrooms, including a spacious main bedroom with dual built-in robes, a central bathroom in quaint period style, and a separate powder room, finishing the home with a circular driveway to a double garage and workshop. Impressively maintained by only two families since its c1955 conception, the home offers possibilities for an extravagant renovation and extension, while its dual-crossover, 22.6m frontage presents potential for townhouse development (all subject to council approval).
