62 Ferguson Street, Midland

Step inside this breathtaking weatherboard and iron home, where traditional style meets contemporary comfort. The stunning facade, featuring a traditional verandah, turned posts, Jarrah weatherboards and flooring, sets the tone for the exceptional attention to detail and finishes that await you inside.

Completely renovated and extended in 2010, this circa 1925 character home is the epitome of refined living. With the owner sourcing period materials and preserving original timbers, every aspect of this home exudes a love for the past, while still providing the comforts of modern living.

Enjoy the spacious open plan kitchen, boasting granite bench-tops, quality fixtures, and a cherry-style finish to the cabinets. The dining and lounge area features the original brick fireplace surround and recycled Jarrah floorboards, making it a light and airy space. With three bedrooms, three sumptuous bathrooms, two en-suite walk-in robes, a central computer room, a large laundry, and a separate storage room, this home has all the space you need.

Savor the unique fittings, huge interior lead-light window, and stylish finishes sourced from far-off lands, including door handles from India. With ducted air-conditioning, two instant gas hot water systems, 3-meter high ceilings with period features, original skirting boards and Jarrah flooring, and security cameras and alarm systems, this home offers comfort and security.

Located just five minutes from the thriving Midland Gate Shopping Centre and the picturesque Swan Valley, and with major highways in close proximity, this home is the perfect blend of urban convenience and rural charm. Don't miss this opportunity to make this magnificent home yours!

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Call Team Rash on 0410564761 to discuss more about this stunning opportunity.
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