23 Campbell Street, Camperdown VIC 3260

Camperdown is a town rich in architectural heritage and this home presents an opportunity to secure a piece of this fantastic town's history.

The home built in 1929 and attributed to the renowned architect, Warburton Perry Knights whose unique designs account for many grand homes built in Camperdown. during the early 20th Century.

Predominant features of this Inter-War styled home and signatures of Perry Knights' designs include leadlight bay windows complimented by double leadlight doors and a foyer lined with red cedar panelling that embraces you as you enter the home. Your eye will soon be distracted by the impressive pressed tin ceilings and cornice, with the tell-tail signature of many of the architect's design being four(4) unique circular and oval fireplaces finely crafted and tuck pointed with each varying slightly in their design to give warmth regardless of which room you enter. But don't be daunted by cutting firewood as the home also has natural gas central heating throughout.

Rest, relax and dream of yesteryears as you peer out the bay window in the formal lounge area or impress and entertain your guests in the adjoining dining room. A second north-facing bay window fills the main bedroom with natural light and two additional bedrooms as part of the main house make this property a family home.

Should you require extra accommodation, a bungalow complete with a bathroom and a loft within what was once the property's stable area gives you options when the extended family or friends visit both kept comfortable by split system heating/cooling.

Sited on a 1/2 acre corner allotment and located in the heart of Camperdown, your privacy is assured thanks to the historic cypress hedge that surrounds and protects the home and its ornamental gardens. The list of features and pleasant surprises to this home are many, so we do encourage you to contact us to discuss further and should you wish, arrange a private inspection.