4 North Street, Woodend

This home - a testament to the architect’s ingenuity
(on 1159 sq metres) !!

3   2   1   1159 sqm

$1,250,000

A clever and imaginative architectural approach has transformed the interior of this north facing, 1960’s blonde brick home into an intriguing, functional, open planned and light-filled house…an ideal alternative to the traditional so-called "downsizer".

Sited right near the Woodend golf course and with an established and rewarding garden (front and rear), the property is ideally positioned in this tightly-held pocket of Woodend.

The house includes:

  • Wide entrance hall with direct views to a Japanese-influenced rear garden;

  • A spacious main living room with gas log fire and expansive garden views;

  • An open planned galley-style kitchen (with German appliances and wall oven) plus a meals and living area with Cheminee Phillipe free-standing fireplace and split system air conditioner; 

  • 3  bedrooms: Large main bedroom with plentiful storage, ensuite, WIR and side access to the rear internal garden. Second bedroom with WIR and a northerly leafy aspect and third bedroom currently used as an office with west and south-facing garden views;

  • A modern family bathroom with bath, large shower, toilet and bidet;

  • A ​small but practical study area with built in desk;

  • Built in shelves and storage;

  • Ducted gas heating throughout;

  • Heat pump for HWS and instant gas HWS in the ensuite;

  • Front and rear decks; and

  • Single lock-up garage with internal access to the home.

The majority of the windows are double glazed and with the various heating options, this is a quiet, warm, cheerful and inviting home in winter. 

Outside, the property has many delightful and mature shrubs and trees with a true sense of privacy and the garden will reward the new owner all year round. 

This property is a rarity – a marvellously-transformed, distinctive and modernised home  on a quietly placed and pretty block of land.

4 North Street, Woodend

 

Ray Cashmore

John Keating

John Keating