$650,000 to $695,000

This central Bendigo period home oozes character and style, the home is enhanced by some lovely updates for modern living Situated in  prestigious Mitchell Street with its wide street scape, the entrance is graced with the bull nose return verandah with beautiful ornate bay window, ornate barge board and through the front gorgeous stained glass door leads to a wide passage with polished timber floor and intricate fretwork The home has an open plan modern kitchen/dining, three good sized bedrooms (Bir in primary) and a separate formal lounge with open fire place with lovely period overmantle The updated renovated kitchen has quality cabinetry, a dishwasher, 900 gas cook top, pantry and electric oven The special style, character and atmosphere of this unique home is enhanced by the private court yard and established trees, the property offers a lovely life style and easy living with a very pleasurable low maintenance cottage garden and yard Entertaining is a breeze with a large dining room with french doors onto the court yard and kitchen with seamless access onto the under cover alfresco  There is a separate garage/workshop with concrete floor and power For all seasons you have two split systems reverse, three open fire places, gas wall furnace and evaporative cooling Other features of the home include lead light doors, impressive ceiling cornices, polished timber floors, fretwork,  The beauty, privacy, and uniqueness of this inner city home has to be seen to be appreciated and its proximity to the train station, market place shopping centre and Bendigo CBD makes it a very desirable and prestigious home. Inner city living at its best! This much loved home is warm and inviting, conveniently positioned and beautifully presented. Only a few minutes walk to the Bendigo CBD, shopping centres, hospitals, train station, top schools and restaurants.     o  This information has been provided to us by third parties and we do not accept any responsibility for its accuracy. You should make your own enquiries and check the information so as to determine whether or not this information is in fact accurate. You must make your own assessment and obtain professional advice if necessary.