12 Malbon Street, Bungendore, has character and charm from every angle. Photo: Ward Estate Agents.
With unmistakable hallmarks of its 1930s heritage, this Bungendore cottage is filled with charm and appeal.
12 Malbon St is a historic home in Bungendore and still has many of its original features, including timber flooring and panelled walls and ceilings.
It has two light-filled bedrooms and sits on a large parcel of land with established gardens.
Ward Estate Agents real estate agent Greg Ward is proud to offer this property.
“It’s a beautiful old home with fantastic character and history which has been a big draw card for buyers,” he said.
As you make your way through the sunbathed front porch and into the house, you’ll find the formal lounge and primary living space.
The formal lounge features one of the home’s three wood fireplaces, a wealth of light, and an exposed brick wall.
The home’s two bedrooms aren’t far away, with the spacious master bedroom including a built-in robe and its own decorative fireplace.
Down the hall is the home’s second living space, the family room. This light-filled and generously sized room offers direct access to the gardens and enjoys a widened entrance to the kitchen and dining room.
Adjacent to the family room is the home’s combined kitchen and dining area.
The charming timber kitchen with gas and ceramic cooktop and the integrated dishwasher pairs well with a slow combustion wood fire in the dining area.
Greg says the home is in a great location, right in the heart of Bungendore Village.
“You’re surrounded by a plethora of local shops and cafes, all only a short walk away,” he said.
The freshly presented bathroom incorporates a combined bath/shower and timber vanity with a large internal laundry at the back of the house.
The property is B2 zoned, with DA approval for a proposed shop.
The home will be open for inspection today (10 September) from 9:30 to 10 am.
If you’re interested in 12 Malbon Street, Bungendore, call Greg on 0413 503 312 and be sure to check out all the latest listings on Zango.
Original Article published by Aiden Rothnie on Riotact.
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