Mid-century heart.
Poolside living.

$530,000 – $583,000

Bedrooms: 4
Bathroom: 1
Car space: 1
Land: 676 m²

Through the turquoise door

Character
you can feel.

Polished timber floorboards, high ceilings and fresh paint bring a light, easy feel to this 1950s double-brick home. There’s personality here, without losing sight of everyday comfort.

A separate lounge makes room for company, while the sunroom offers somewhere quieter to settle in.

Take a look at the layout

Light-filled lounge with polished timber flooring and high ceilings — Warm timber, tall ceilings and a welcome splash of colour.

Turquoise front door beside the lounge — It begins at the turquoise door.

The everyday, refreshed

Blue tiles.
Bright mornings.

Renovated white kitchen with a freestanding oven and pale blue splashback — The renovated kitchen, with a freestanding 900mm oven.

Dining area with timber floors connecting to the kitchen

A fresh take on the heart of the home.

The renovated kitchen pairs generous workspace with a large freestanding 900mm oven. Pale blue scalloped tiles add a little colour, and the dining area is close at hand.

Sunroom with timber flooring and sliding doors looking towards the pool

A moment to yourself

Coffee, a book,
a little sunshine.

The sunroom is an invitation to slow down. With natural light and a view towards the pool, it’s an easy place to imagine a favourite morning ritual.

Out the back

Make it a
poolside afternoon.

An in-ground pool, a covered deck and lawn around the water. There’s room here to swim, linger over lunch or simply enjoy being home.

Curved in-ground pool beside lawn and a covered outdoor deck — The pool sits at the centre of the backyard.

A place to stay
a little longer.

The covered deck keeps outdoor living close to the pool, with space to gather in the shade.

Room to be together. Space to be apart.

Family bedrooms.
A poolside retreat.

4 bedrooms in all, including a generous retreat set separately from the main living spaces and overlooking the pool. For older children or guests, it brings a welcome sense of independence.

Bedrooms feature built-in robes and ceiling fans. The bathroom carries the home’s blue accents through to its scalloped feature tiles.