2 Chatham Road, Woodbridge

Situated at the end of a cul de sac overlooking the Helena River Reserve, this gorgeous character home is sure to steal your heart. Nestled amongst the prettiest of cottage gardens and lush lawns, the residence boasts all of the charm of a bygone era and is complete with high ceilings, Jarrah flooring and ceiling roses. Add to this the bonus of a huge shed, potential for subdivision (STCA) and a stunning and private outlook and this perfect package is complete. Ideally located close to excellent schools including Guildford Grammar, the airport and the buzzing Guildford cafe strip, here is a rare opportunity to write the next chapter in this gracious home's history.

3 bedroom and 1 bathroom home
Spacious office or fourth bedroom
Huge open plan living and dining
Large kitchen with 900mm range
Separate cosy lounge or sunroom
Jarrah flooring & feature fireplaces
Insulated 6m x 9m shed & carport
Wide verandahs and pretty gardens
Stunning outlook over River Reserve
Rare 1617sqm with sub-div potential

Brimming with character and charm, Plum Tree Cottage is situated on a stunning and expansive 1617sqm block in a whisper quiet location. Enjoy the feel of feel of living in the "countryside" (courtesy of the huge block and uninterrupted vistas over the Helena River Reserve) without compromising on being within walking distance of all of the urban amenities one could desire. With a host of other extras to love including ducted evaporative air conditioning, wide verandahs, three feature fireplaces including an ornate slow combustion stove and the potential to sub-divide the block (STCA) just to name a few, this beautiful home promises a lifestyle to be envied.

For more information or to arrange to view "Plum Tree Cottage" please contact
LINDA SMITH - 0402 641 022

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.