38 Brett Street, Murrumbeena, Vic 3163

Nestled on a generous 724 sqm (approx.) allotment in a highly sought after suburb, this beautifully transformed original home exudes character and charm throughout, welcoming you with a warm yet modern mid-century appeal.

The home features four generously sized bedrooms and three bathrooms, one of which doubles as a laundry space. The living and dining room showcases a gorgeous wood fireplace as its centrepiece and decorative ornate cornices that continue throughout the home.

The heart of the home features a spacious kitchen equipped with premium quality appliances, including an Ilve 6-burner gas cooktop with oven, and a Miele dishwasher. Oak timber flooring throughout enhances the home's natural beauty. The design facilitates seamless indoor-outdoor living, with the family area opening to an expansive covered deck overlooking the lush gardens with established fruit trees and grassed backyard space, perfect for gatherings and relaxation while watching the kids and pets at play. 

Featuring blinds and sheer curtains throughout, oak timber flooring, split system heating and cooling units, ducted heating, LED downlights, skylight in kitchen, solar star roof fan, front porch, front secure fence, established fruit trees, double carport and a single car garage. 

Centrally nestled in Murrumbeena, only moments from St. Patrick's Primary School, Hughesdale Primary school, McKinnon Secondary College, Sacred Heart Girls College, Eaton Mall, Chadstone Shopping Centre and Hughesdale Train Station for easy commuting into Melbourne's CBD. 

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