This rare, character-filled property boasts a fascinating history and exceptional living spaces across two single-occupancy dwellings, nestled on a large corner block in a quiet, close-knit neighbourhood. Built in 1961 by a radio enthusiast and a member of the last police camel patrol, this home has seen a range of interesting owners, including a well-known author, a famous artist (of Mad Max II fame), and a prosthetic leg maker.

Main House:

Recently renovated, featuring polished concrete floors, industrial-style kitchen, custom cabinetry, and period shelving.
Spacious, light-filled living areas with a stunning sandstone fireplace and vintage Italian-tiled bathroom.
Beautifully appointed outdoor dining area with travertine pavers.
High-security fencing and meticulously landscaped native garden with reticulation on a Bluetooth timer.
Solar panels and solar hot water system for eco-friendly living.
Fully air-conditioned throughout for year-round comfort.

Second Dwelling:

Perfect for rental income or use as a studio, with its own entrance and privacy through a classicly Australian zincalume orb fence.
Stylish Jarrah batten fences crafted from timber sourced from a Western Australian school.
Custom cabinetry and air-conditioning in all living areas and bedrooms.

Outdoor Features:

Low-maintenance pool with outdoor shower.
Beautifully established native gardens, offering shade from acacia trees, corkwood, and ghost gums.
Four wicking garden beds ready for your kitchen garden, plus newly planted lemon and fig trees.
Small shed and workspace, ideal for projects or storage.

Location:

Backs onto crown land at the foot of Spencer Hill, offering direct access to mountain bike trails and the telegraph station.

This property offers the unique opportunity to live in one dwelling and rent out the other. Rental receipts for both homes are available. Furnishings for both properties can be negotiated, making this a perfect walk-in-walk-out investment or home.