12 Florence Street, Junee NSW 2663

Step into a realm where classic charm intertwines seamlessly with modern comfort, creating an ideal retreat. This delightful three-bedroom home radiates exceptional character, with its classic timber weatherboard facade that has recently been revitalized with a fresh coat of paint. High ceilings and beautifully polished timber floorboards flow throughout, enhancing the sense of space and heritage allure.

Each bedroom is a cosy haven, complete with built-in robes and ceiling fans, ensuring comfort throughout the seasons. An additional fourth room, accessible from the third bedroom, offers flexibility to serve as a nursery, study, or a walk-in wardrobe. The central hallway invites you into an open-plan living area where contemporary conveniences, such as a floating TV cabinet, merge with traditional aesthetics. The adjoining dining room and kitchen form the heart of the home, with the latter boasting plentiful bench space, a dishwasher, and a gas stove, all while providing views over the serene backyard.

Modern living is catered for with downlights, a stylish bathroom adorned with floor-to-ceiling tiles, a frameless shower, and a standalone vanity. A second toilet and laundry at the rear, alongside a sunroom, perfect for a play area or a quiet sitting room, add to the functionality.

Outdoor entertaining is a breeze with the stunning alfresco area, complete with an exposed brick open fireplace and ceiling fans. The property also offers evaporative cooling, a split system, and a gas bayonet for year-round climate control, complemented by a solar system to keep energy costs down.

The generous land size of 853.6 square metres incorporates a classic cottage garden and a secure, fully fenced flat yard with a four-car powered shed. Rear lane access, and additional high lean-to provide ample parking and storage options, including caravan storage.


*All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable, however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own enquiries.