12 Granuaille Road

This vintage 1950s bungalow and its elevated 730sqm level landholding present a range of truly exciting possibilities. Some will fall in love with its immaculate mid-century originality exactly the way it is, while others may choose to renovate and extend to fully capitalise on the size and position of this premium offering. Either way, it represents a fantastic opportunity to secure a landmark property that's just 250m from the shops and cafés of Bangalow's charming main street. The character-filled home is famous as the former residence of Bangalow identity and farming pioneer Frank Scarabelotti. Frank was renowned for his roses and some of his original plantings remain in the property's beautiful garden beds. Meticulously maintained and preserved throughout, the home's many appealing features include tulip oak and teak hardwood floors, retro tiling, vintage glass windows and doors, high ceilings and an elevated position that captures leafy outlooks across the surrounding area. An important part of Bangalow's rich cultural history, it also offers outstanding lifestyle convenience, with everything you need within easy walking distance. - A rare chance to own a tropical Art Deco-style slice of Bangalow history - Captivating 1950s bungalow, originally the home of Frank Scarabelotti - An elevated aspect that captures great light and relaxing outlooks - A versatile single level layout featuring 4 bedrooms plus as sunroom - Smartly refreshed interiors display many retained original details - Set on a level 730sqm block including expansive front and rear gardens - Oversized garage offering space to accommodate two cars with alteration - Lots of potential to further update, redesign or extend to add value (STCA) - Easy 250m stroll to shops and cafes on Bangalow's charming main street DISCLAIMER: The information contained in the advertising of this property is based on information provided to the agents, and the vendor and agents expressly disclaim any liability arising therefrom. The accuracy of the information cannot be guaranteed, and prospective purchasers should make their own enquiries and form their own judgement as to these matters.