A delightful blend of modern touches with all the charm of the 1930’s bungalow, this is a beautiful home that you will absolutely love living in. Exquisite native timber doors and native timber tongue and grove flooring runs throughout the home. It’s near impossible to obtain native timber doors of this calibre these days.
The three bedroom home is tucked away down a short no exit street so there is no through traffic and plenty of peace and quiet as you enjoy the use of the front yard, the deck, the concrete driveway and the double garage. 6 Mackley Street ticks so many boxes on your home wish list.
You’ll open the back door to a sleek modern kitchen that has plenty of bench space and features a super duper wall to wall and floor to ceiling pantry. The refrigerator is recessed, leaving plenty of floor space to move around the kitchen. The bathroom is modern, and roomy, and the laundry is at the back door. With a separate living room and a separate dining room, there is plenty of room for the families' activities. The dining room has a set of French doors that open to a generous west facing deck, to catch the afternoon sun. You’ll have these doors open all summer to catch the breeze and access the deck. Having this true indoor/outdoor flow makes every day you spend at home that much better.
There’s a second heat pump in the dining room – these floor set heat pumps are excellent in the winter, kids like to get dressed in front of them – a little destress life hack.
The home has been upgraded after Cyclone Gabrielle, with all new fixtures and fittings, electrical fittings, insulation and wall linings. The home has had a rewire with a new fuseboard. Gas heats the hot water and powers the new gas hob in the kitchen, and there are outside security lights on all sides of the home.
There’s real value on offer here, for this gorgeous easy to live in character home that has a capital value of $355,000.
The property and the surrounding area currently have a Land Category 2C.
