This stone clad and iron home is a rare treasure in the Hills; a breathtaking embodiment of timeless character and natural elegance. Stone homes like this don't come around often, especially ones with this much charm and in such an iconic and lovely location as Parkerville. Built in 1976 and thoughtfully renovated in the early 2000s, it's not just the use of natural elements here that make this home unique, it's the way they blend seamlessly with the surrounding landscape and how they're complemented perfectly with elegant expanse of gorgeous rooms inside. In fact, every time you arrive home you'll feel the semi-rural atmosphere greet you again like a breath of fresh air, reminding you to appreciate the slower pace of life. Weekends are set for exploring nature trails or taking a leisurely stroll down to the historic Parky Tavern, just minutes away. Set on around a half acre, there's more than enough space here for your family to grow, relax, and fully embrace the Hills lifestyle. Whether you like to take your coffee in the morning with the resident birdlife or host a ripper BBQ in the showstopping gabled patio outside, this is the kind of place where everyone will always want to settle in and spend some time.
Inside, it's all about character and comfort. Three generous bedrooms, each with built-in robes, give everyone in your crew plenty of space to make their own. The main bedroom is something special with a huge floor-to-ceiling corner window that lets in the dappled light through the trees and the ensuite with its unique stone walls and timber vanity adds a rustic but luxurious touch to your everyday. And when it comes to the living areas, it's not just the extra high, raked ceilings and exposed beams that make it impressive; it's also those gorgeous herringbone timber floors. Paired with the stunning stone fireplace, the whole area feels like a warm, inviting retreat. The massive timber-framed windows flood this communal space with light and oh, if you love to cook, this kitchen is sure to be your happy place. With loads of storage and a huge pantry and plenty of room to prep and chat around the central island bench, this is the kind of kitchen that makes cooking and baking and connecting with your young folk feel easy and lovely. The meals area is just the spot to catch up over breakfast before everyone heads out for the day and when they all come home, snuggle up around the cosy vibe of the combustion wood fire or pop on the split system air conditioning when the weather warms back up.
Features Include:
• Incredible 1976-built stone clad & iron home, full of Hills character
• Renovated beautifully in the early 2000s
• 3 big bedrooms all with built-in robes
• 2 lovely bathrooms
• Large family living room with high raked ceilings, exposed timber beams, large timber framed windows & herringbone timber floors plus cosy slow combustion wood fire surrounded by stonework
• Well appointed gourmet kitchen with loads of cupboards & large wall-to-wall pantry plus separate island bench with cooktop
• Convenient meals area next to kitchen
• Split system air conditioning
• Lots of natural timber throughout
• Huge gabled patio entertaining area with big, recycled posts & beautiful outlook
• Studio with bathroom & laundry
• Double carport
• 4.5m x 3m powered shed
• Beautiful gardens, meandering pathways & stone features
• Jane Brook flows within
• Opposite Heritage Walk Trail Reserve
• Hop, skip and a jump to the Parky Pub
• 2,942sqm block
As singularly gorgeous as the internals are, you'll find it hard to stay inside come Spring and Summer. Fall totally in love with the outdoor living spaces - especially the expansive gabled patio with its impressive recycled posts and huge expanse of paving. Surrounded by lush greenery, it's going to be the go-to spot for all your lucky family and visitors for everything from a relaxed Sunday sausage sizzle to, well, you could easily host a wedding here! Imagine the photographs on the meandering stone pathways through the gardens wandering down to Jane Brook, which runs within the property. Just magical. There's also a separate studio on the property that comes with its own bathroom and laundry, so if you have folk who want to stay on (and why wouldn't they?) you can easily house them comfortably. Or, if you have a semi-independent young person, this would be a huge boon for them to be able to call their own. Perhaps best of all - you're in Parkerville now; home to serenity and nature walks, bike trails, sporting clubs, a relaxed community, schools, stores, and just minutes away from Mundaring or a quick drive to Midland.
One of a kind.
For more information on 28 Owen Road Parkerville, or for friendly advice on any of your real estate needs, please call Shirley from Team Lindsay on 0414 996 706.
* Disclaimer: the team at Earnshaws Real Estate has used our best endeavours to ensure the information here is accurate, but prospective purchasers should always make their own enquiries with the relevant authorities to verify the information in this listing. We accept no liability for any errors, omissions or inaccuracies. All boundary lines, measurements and sizes on our images are approximate.
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