721 Cureton Avenue, Nichols Point VIC 3501

Character, charm, history and a Nichols Point address all combine to form this spectacular family residence. With a subtle yet imposing facade the weather board home epitomises the quintessential Sunraysia life.

Verandas surround most of the home and greet upon entry to the lovingly maintained home. Step inside to all the modern comforts whilst the abode retains all its heritage features. Hardwood floors, ornate cornice, open fire place all adding to the sense of history.

Four bedrooms are provided, master with WIR and walk through ensuite including claw-foot bath. Sunroom perfect for a reading corner or the ideal study where you can enjoy views of nature at its finest.

Formal and informal living areas surround the dining area flowing to a decked outdoor area. The fully appointed kitchen provides more stunning views with everything required for the fussiest of chefs.

With sitting areas and corners to relax all with views of the established gardens the home offers splits system plus evap heating and cooling needs. Open fire place and slow combustion heating offered also.

Outside the 2,034sqm allotment (approx) will ensure hours lost enjoying time wandering and watching the family grow. With various sitting areas combining with a decked outdoor area, undercover entertaining space and tradesmen shed. The home offers everything that any astute buyer will want and more.

Words From The Owner

"We fell in love with this house 25 years ago and raised our family here. The house itself has so many beautiful features and such charm. It is like an oasis. There are so many spaces in the home and garden to enjoy that we could host sleepovers, birthday parties, the 21st parties and an engagement party at home. When younger, the children played in the garden, made cubby houses and kept chooks. We wandered down to Kings Billabong for walks, bike rides and canoeing on the water. We still do this and have the beautiful trails around the Billabong. The river is so close for fishing and trips in the punt to Trentham or Gol Gol Pub. In the cooler months, we have camp ovens and jaffles by the fire, all in our own backyard under the stars. It has been more than a home. It is a way of life".