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Highgate Heaven

Traditional features combine with modern additions to give this Highgate home an eclectic charm.

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Polished floorboards, picture rails and decorative ceiling roses feature throughout the front rooms, while an open-plan dining area and study at the rear have cream carpet and large south-facing windows.

In the kitchen, an original exposed-brick feature wall provides a contrast to the crisp white cabinets and island bench.

Just a short walk to Lincolns Café and Hyde Park, this home is conveniently located while retaining a private feel.

A high brick wall at the front of the property creates a secluded feel in the front courtyard, which has access from the carport and a decorative pond.

The rear courtyard is split over three levels and surrounded by large established gardens.

A raised deck opening from the dining room overlooks the rear courtyard and the study has glass doors that open to the area.

The laundry is concealed behind a high wall of glass and creates a truly unique element.

The two bedrooms in the front section of the home retain original features such as a fireplace, sash window and ceiling roses, while French doors from the main bedroom give access to the front courtyard.

Stained glass panels add charm to the formal entrance, which is accessible through the secure front gates and carport.

123 Lincoln Street, Highgate
$675,000-$715,000

Bedrooms: 2/3
Bathrooms: 1
Parking: carport

Contact:
Mark Rayner
0416 208 888
mark.rayner@rayner.com.au

Craig Boyanich
0433 926 283
craig.boyanich@rayner.com.au

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