This magnificent property showcases the timeless elegance of the era with grand proportions
- the Spanish mission style home was built in 1936 by Richard Jarick
- textured stucco walls, triple arches and barley sugar columns with curvado roof tiles
- double brick rendered featuring double glazing and a northern aspect capturing plenty of natural light
- listed as a building of significance with the NSW Chapter of Australian Institute of Architects
- grandiose high ceilings with decorative feature, French doors and the original wooden staircase
- a Hydronic heating system, two gas fireplaces, evaporative cooler and ceiling fans to all bedrooms
- main bedroom downstairs with two-way ensuite, built-in robe and sitting room with access to the front patio
- large renovated kitchen with large windows filtering natural light through
- the main bathroom includes arches and styling of yesteryear with conveniences of today
- four upstairs bedrooms all feature decorative high ceilings and built-in-robes
- light filled upstairs living area, leads out on to a 'Juliet' type balcony overlooking the city
- games room separate from the house plus a dedicated workshop/shed and additional shed for storage
- hidden behind a large privacy hedge, this grand residence exudes style and class of a bygone era
- a large 2881 square metre block, complete with perfect hedges and pristine gardens
- enough room to fit a pool or tennis court (subject to Council approval)
Filled with grandeur, architectural magnificence and bursting with character of a bygone era

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