Add CategoryCHARM abounds in this weatherboard cottage at Portarlington.
Not only does it look charming from the outset, it continues inside with high ceilings and inviting angles and spaces.
The history of the house will also attract attention as it was relocated from Queenscliff about eight years ago, Neville Richards, St Leonards agent Luke Campbell said.
“It has been fully restored and presents as nice as you can imagine,” Mr Campbell said.
The kitchen is sleek and modern.
The entrance to the house is found behind the front yard landscaped with silver birches and lavender.
Inside, high ceilings and original Baltic pine floorboards throw back to the home’s original era.
The entry hallway leads past three bedrooms, one of which is the main bedroom. It features an ensuite and spacious walk-in wardrobe which could alternatively be used as the fourth bedroom or study. The main bedroom also has access outside to the tranquil garden.
The floorplan is flexible and lends itself to a variety of sleeping options to suit any family.
All the bedrooms have been beautifully restored and are bright and light.
The open-plan living area flows outside.
At the rear of the house is the open-plan living area.
A contemporary kitchen features modern stainless steel appliances, Caesarstone benchtops, black splashback and a walk-in pantry.
There is also space for several bar stools at the kitchen bench, ideal for kids to sit at after school for a snack.
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The kitchen overlooks the meals area and loungeroom that are positioned beneath a raked ceiling.
Glass stacker doors provide access from the living area outside to the partly covered entertainment area.
From here, a beautiful view of the You Yangs can be seen.
The property has a beautiful view.
The north-facing deck is surrounded by lush and tranquil gardens including roses and hydrangeas.
The property also features ducted gas heating, multiple split-system air conditioners, ceiling fans, plumbing for a fridge, mains gas for a barbecue, solar hot water, an alarm system and a single garage with rear roller door access.
Mr Campbell said there was a loft that could be used for a variety of purposes including, storage or as a play room for kids.
“We are getting a lot of Melbourne-based interest to use it as a lifestyle property or permanent residence,” he said.
“It has quite a cosy feeling and has spectacular views towards the You Yangs.”
The property is a short walk from the shops.
The property is close to all of Portarlington’s amenities as well as everything the Bellarine Peninsula has to offer including wineries and golf courses.
The house is private, low maintenance and exudes character, making it attractive to buyers.
96 Sproat St, Portarlington is going to auction on Saturday at 2pm. Price expectations are $600,000-$650,000. For details contact Luke Campbell, of Neville Richards, St Leonards on 0409 554 949.