35 High Street, East Maitland

Framed with lush, manicured gardens and brimming with period character and historic charm, this Circa 1928, five-bedroom family home combines everything that is wonderful about yesteryear, with the convenience of modern luxury.

Set on a spacious 1,011sqm allotment, in highly sought and tightly held East Maitland, this double red brick home will immediately win your affections with its period features.

From the historic convict brick pathways to its deep-set wraparound verandah, leadlight features and ornate ceilings, this home is your opportunity to own a slice of Maitland's history.

Comprising a 1,011sqm allotment, the home was built for the Middleton family in 1928 Formal hedges frame a deep-set, wraparound verandah in an incredible first impression Leadlight doors, windows and original skirting boards create an ambience of calm opulence Formal entry hall is sure to impress with its polished timber floors and 3.2m high ceilings At the front of the home awaits a spacious, light-filled fifth bedroom, study or third living It features soaring ceilings with ornate plasterwork and French doors out to the verandah Step back in time in the nearby lounge, with its built-in bar, leadlight windows and charm Complete with picture rail and decorative, Carrara marble fireplace, the lounge is tranquil Modern gourmet kitchen will impress the fussiest of buyers with its chic black cabinetry Kitchen also features Carrara marble benchtops, subway tiled splashback and a skylight A 900mm Omega oven and 5-burner gas cooktop will impress the chef, as will a servery An open-plan living and dining room is a tranquil space and ideal for a modern family life Indoor-outdoor living abounds with sliding doors to the alfresco overlooking lush gardens Master suite offers a retreat, with plenty of space, natural light and leadlight bay window Decorative ceilings and built-in robes combine the best of yesteryear with modern luxury Bedrooms 2, 3 and 4 similarly offer built-in robes, soaring ceilings and elegant finishes Soak your worries away at the end of a long week in the family bathroom's built-in bath The property also includes a separate studio space, perfect for writers, artists or hobbies Gardeners will also adore the yard with its chicken run, fig, silky oak and Kurrajong trees Established trees attract a Myriad of gorgeous native birds, creating a bird lovers haven Plenty of parking options with a long ribbon driveway to a carport and garage/workshop Natural gas connection and a solar panel system, three-phase power is connected to the site
Council Rates $2,791
Water Rates $751pa