Edwardian beauty “Elstow” is being presented to market for the first time after a meticulous restoration and respectful modern extension by multi-award-winning custom builder First Impressions Projects Pty Ltd and Cellar Creations Pty Ltd.<\/p>\n
No expense has been spared in the premium design, build and fitout of the circa 1904-05 residence at 72 Aberdeen Street, Geelong West, which enjoys bay views and prime position in the heart of Geelong’s private school zone, and an easy stroll to cafes and shops on the Pakington Street strip.<\/p>\n
The elegant character home and its renovation and extension exude quality, style and space from the moment you step into the spacious entry hall.<\/p>\n
Anchored by an expansive living zone, it boasts a chef’s kitchen, light-filled lounge and dining spaces, north-facing alfresco deck and striking glass-walled wine cellar with climate-control system to house your finest drops.<\/p>\n
The state-of-the-art kitchen, welcoming warmth from the north through large sliding picture windows, features a three-tiered configuration with stone island bench, breakfast bar, a suite of AEG appliances, including induction cooktop with integrated rangehood, and green two-pack and ravine natural oak cabinetry.<\/p>\n
It adjoins the dining and lounge areas for ease of entertaining and family time, while sliding doors extend the living space onto the sunny deck.<\/p>\n
Elstow is listed with a price expectation of between $1.475 million and $1.575 million, and will be open for inspection tomorrow (Saturday, March 30) between 11am and 11.30am.<\/p>\n
For more information, phone Jellis Craig’s Marcus Falconer on 0417 376 025 or Nicole Bennett on 0419 474 735.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Edwardian beauty “Elstow” is being presented to market for the first time after a meticulous restoration and respectful modern extension by multi-award-winning custom builder First Impressions Projects Pty Ltd and Cellar Creations Pty Ltd. No expense has been spared in the premium design, build and fitout of the circa 1904-05 residence at 72 Aberdeen Street, […]<\/p>\n