1956 Classic in Blue Ribbon Vermont
1956 Classic in Blue Ribbon Vermont
Vermont 16 Frances Avenue
Sold for $1,142,000
Its adoring original owner reminisces she had this family home built in 1956 for 450 British pounds – asking the builder to make the kitchen window bigger so she could admire her dream of a fragrant lavender grove. Now, this classic white weatherboard home stands as a testament to Vermont’s proud history as the ‘Green Hill’ along one of the district’s blue ribbon streetscapes – Frances Avenue. Beautifully maintained with high corniced ceilings, 3 bright spacious bedrooms, gas ducted heating and inviting gorgeous natural light from its north facing frontage – there’s not a crack in sight across this immaculate white weatherboard house. This near level quarter acre lot impresses with the street appeal of a wide 66 foot (approx.) frontage, a versatile separate bungalow with ensuite and a superbly central location within walking distance to shops, schools and medical clinics. What began in Melbourne’s year of the Summer Olympics is ready for its next glorious chapter as a cherished mid-century marvel, or the place of new beginnings. The future is yours to decide for this imposing 1035m² (approx.) site within the catchment for Vermont Primary School and Vermont Secondary College, close to the retail, education and transport facilities families have come to love in the leafy east.
Terms: 10% Deposit, Balance 30/60/90 days
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