FIND. Peacefully nestled in one of the area's most tranquil and leafy cul-de-sacs, this original Manly bungalow is ready for a new beginning. Built in 1926, and loved by the same owners for the last 41 years, this unique residence is surrounded by beautiful bushland and trees, and offers lush green treetop outlooks from every angle.
LOVE. There is a generous amount of space to play with in the house, which currently features two large living areas, three bedrooms, a study and a sunny north-facing aspect to the rear. Choose whether you would like to renovate the current dwelling, or mastermind a brand new contemporary home (STCA). Whatever you decide, you are guaranteed to fall in love with the absolute serenity and lush greenness of this sanctuary-like setting, which sits within easy walking distance of Freshwater and Manly.
• This was one of the first homes built in the area, and has a pathway in the back garden that used to lead all the way to Freshwater Beach.
• There is a small public reserve that sits alongside the house, which helps to create a very open yet private feel.
• There are beautiful leafy outlooks from every window.
• To the rear, the north-facing multi-tiered garden is private and surrounded by trees.
• This is a brick and timber home with living and accommodation set all on one level, and generous storage and a workshop underneath the house.
• The layout is very flexible, with the option of configuring it in various ways to suit your needs. The front-facing living area currently features an open fireplace, air-con and high ceilings, while the back living area flows out to the back garden.
• In great living condition, you can move in now and complete renovations in stages.
LIVE. Though one of the greatest attractions of this home is the absolute tranquillity that it offers, this is a very conveniently placed and well-connected location. Bus stops are moments away for quick access to the city or into Manly, or you can walk to Warringah Mall within 20 minutes. There is a pathway from the cul-de-sac that offers access up to Martin Street in Freshwater, allowing you to take a shortcut up to the village. Or you can wander along Pittwater Road and through Queenscliff Lagoon Park to Queenscliff Beach or a bit further into Manly.
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