Tasteful renovation of one of Cheltenham's original homesteads (circa 1900)

Framed by a bullnose verandah complete with its original iron lacework, and still sporting its triple column chimneys, this double brick property's original elements have only increased in significance with the passage of time.<br/><br/>Its traditional symmetrical floor plan enjoys an abundance of light from the numerous north and west facing windows making the house unexpectedly light filled and airy.<br/><br/>Its recent modern renovation encompassing plush carpets, terrazzo tiles and oak style plank flooring are evocatively simple yet elegant, paying homage to its Victorian past.<br/><br/>Three bedrooms (two with BIR, two with decorative fireplaces) are served by a central bathroom decorated in jade green subway tiles, enjoying a minimalist palette and comprising a floating vanity, rainfall shower over bath, and timber cabinetry.<br/><br/>The colourful interplay of oak and jade continue in the kitchen adding drama and theatre to an otherwise neutral interior. The space's culinary credentials are further enhanced by an adjoining dining room.<br/><br/>Features of this charming house include - central A/C split system, 11 foot ceilings, open fireplace in the living room, rear private north facing courtyard, secure garage, substantial turfed front garden and off-street parking.<br/><br/>Only a 2 minute walk to the local state primary school with its oval and playgrounds, this central address draws Southland SC, Cheltenham station village, Cheltenham Park Reserve, Moorabbin DFO and Kingston Heath Reserve all within its immediate orbit.