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'Pitlochry': A Rare and Grand Estate
Commanding an elevated north-east corner allotment of 1045 square metres (approx.), this exquisite 1920s residence presents an impressive balance of period elegance and contemporary living. A flexible, character-filled floorplan caters comfortably to modern family living with four bedrooms, three ensuites, a study, and multiple living zones in a blue-ribbon position near excellent schools, city-bound transport, shopping and cafes.
Benefiting from the advantages of its wonderful northern aspect, the informal living room and gourmet Miele-equipped kitchen with its integrated appliances and vast island Caesarstone bench, flow effortlessly through to a paved alfresco area that receives extensive natural sunlight.
The front of the home is more traditional; enriched by exquisite ceilings, fine Deco plasterwork and feature arched leadlight windows where a reading room, formal sitting room and dining room - each warmed by original open fireplaces - offer places for family members to escape and enjoy.
Additional highlights include a lock-up garage with generous storage, workshop spaces and off street parking for 4 cars via Boyanda Road and Glenvale Road, wine cellar, and an upstairs retreat and balcony adjacent to one of the bedrooms, as well as ducted heating, split system air conditioning and ducted vacuum.
Exclusively situated near local cafes, wonderful parkland along Gardiners Creek and at Central Park, as well as High Street trams and Glen Iris Railway Station, while Malvern Road, Glenferrie Road and Tooronga Village shops are all nearby. Due Diligence Checklist
Benefiting from the advantages of its wonderful northern aspect, the informal living room and gourmet Miele-equipped kitchen with its integrated appliances and vast island Caesarstone bench, flow effortlessly through to a paved alfresco area that receives extensive natural sunlight.
The front of the home is more traditional; enriched by exquisite ceilings, fine Deco plasterwork and feature arched leadlight windows where a reading room, formal sitting room and dining room - each warmed by original open fireplaces - offer places for family members to escape and enjoy.
Additional highlights include a lock-up garage with generous storage, workshop spaces and off street parking for 4 cars via Boyanda Road and Glenvale Road, wine cellar, and an upstairs retreat and balcony adjacent to one of the bedrooms, as well as ducted heating, split system air conditioning and ducted vacuum.
Exclusively situated near local cafes, wonderful parkland along Gardiners Creek and at Central Park, as well as High Street trams and Glen Iris Railway Station, while Malvern Road, Glenferrie Road and Tooronga Village shops are all nearby. Due Diligence Checklist
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Glen Iris
Median House Price
$2,478,000
2 bedroom
$1,310,000
3 bedroom
$1,976,000
4 bedroom
$2,700,000
About Glen Iris
Glen Iris offers a village-like atmosphere
Live Like a Local
Tucked away in Melbourne’s inner east, Glen Iris offers a village-like atmosphere conveniently close to the city. Abundant with plantlife, it’s hard to miss this suburb’s connection with the natural world. Sprawling over undulating hills, there’s pretty parks, leafy cycling routes and walking trails, all canopied by established trees. Attracting families and professionals young and old, you’ll find a diverse community looking for a slower pace of life with the space and cafe culture to enjoy it. Spend your weekends at the local swimming pool – topped off by a delicious meal at one of the many quirky eateries – or pack a picnic and head to gorgeous Gardiners Creek. Well-connected by train, roads and bicycle paths, you’re never too far away from the city if you need it – but you’ll probably find you never want to leave.
Glen Iris
A village-like atmosphere.
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