171 Eighth Avenue, Inglewood

Tick every box in this stunning 1926 character residence. This is the one you have been waiting for. Renovated throughout, you will fall in love at first sight. Street appeal is classic Inglewood with the return jarrah verandah embracing the red brick facade, complete with etched glass entry statement. The internals will not disappoint with a focus on neutral classic colours and abundant natural light. Spacious rooms with polished boards and soaring ceilings delight the eye whilst it is the huge entertaining/ living area that is the true gem of the home. The sheer size of entertaining space that has to be seen to be believed. Sliding timber doors open up the space completely and a huge renovated alfresco area invites you to host the most opulent and sizeable gatherings. The long gated driveway is perfect for the secure storage of cars, boats etc. This is a residence which can truly be your castle.

Owner occupiers would preserve the spacious grounds as a block of this size is a rare offering in the area. Land banking for the future in such a closely held locale is a smart move with the night markets and proposed Woolworths and Aldi developments only a few streets away. Developers will appreciate the possibility of battle-axing the level block and potentially taking advantage of city views that would be possible from a second storey. There is a plethora of options with this property.

Reasons to fall in love with this home:
Stunning street appeal
Lovely open sense of space and light
Ceiling roses and ornate cornices
Oversized bedrooms with sash windows
Evaporative and split air conditioning
5kw solar system
Underground pool
Bore reticulated gardens
Tranquil limestone fish pond with water feature
Rear garden areas perfect for the children to play
Lockable garage

Disclaimer:
This information is provided for general information purposes only and is based on information provided by the Seller and may be subject to change. No warranty or representation is made as to its accuracy and interested parties should place no reliance on it and should make their own independent enquiries.