FOR SALE - 9 HILL STREET, AUSTINMER
SOLD $1,200,000
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Original Pettit+Sevitt home first time offered for sale
9 Hill Street has been thoughtfully designed to make the most of its’ elevated position and views. The views are uninterrupted and complete from well within the living areas of the home and from all the bedrooms.
This home is first time offered for sale in 47 years. It was designed and built by Ken Woolley of Pettit+Sevitt, architects renowned for quality solutions ahead of their time, with multi award winning designs from The Royal Australian Institute of Architects, and the only company that has permanent archive of their designs in the Powerhouse Museum. Pettit+Sevitt incorporated design principles in their houses through simple lines, ‘natural’ features and an emphasis on functionalism.
Soaring ceilings, solid brick and use of western red cedar are just some of the quality features throughout. The home has certainly stood a test of time, as solid and stylish as it was when it was built, however, it is now ready for makeover.
There is also scope for improvements to extend the existing rear deck, as well as erect another deck on the upper level to gain access to from the bedrooms. This would create a whole new experience in relaxation and outdoor living.
Split level design, spanning four comfortable and spacious levels, the home has rooms to spare, with numerous living spaces flexibly offered to suit your requirements. Be it a home office, a music room or a library, there is room for everyone’s needs.
As presented, this fine solid home offers 5 bedrooms complemented by two full bathrooms and ensuite to the main bedroom. The two separate living areas flow seamlessly to the outdoors.
There is a great separation of living zone from the bedrooms, with potential to create a teenager retreat or self-contained accommodation at the lower level.
Land size: 556 sqm
Zoning: R2 - Low Density Residential
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