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One of the final renovation frontiers in prestigious Stanhope Street, Mont Albert, this handsome four bedroom plus study brick period residence is patiently waiting in the wings for a 21st Century makeover. Tightly held, this is a fantastic opportunity to polish a period classic set on 935sqm (approx.) with a deep rear garden in a prestigious location encircled by Mont Albert’s best amenity.<br/><br/>Built in 1928, the architect was John Stevens Gawler, the designer of the Box Hill Town Hall and Melbourne University lecturer. It was originally built for the Brake family who resided at 10-12 Stanhope Street for their mother and remained in the family for many decades, with only two owners throughout its history.<br/><br/>Presented in comfortable order, the character of its origins is retained throughout the interior with tall ceilings, lovely stained glass window detail, fireplaces, floorboards and French doors. The functional floorplan includes separate sunny living and dining rooms linked with double doors and a separate serviceable kitchen with meals area. <br/><br/>The four bedroom accommodation includes the large main bedroom with a fireplace and western light adjacent the main bathroom with separate bath and shower, while the fourth bedroom flows into a sun drenched study, perfect for the resident student. <br/><br/>An undercover carport, excellent side access and ducted heating are further assets in this family focused address that simply awaits your plans for future perfection convenient to Mont Albert Village, Whitehorse Road trams, Box Hill Central, cafes, Union Station and a choice of schools including Surrey Hills Primary School.
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