15 Albert Street

Coming to the market for the first time in 50 years, presents an opportunity to buyers looking to purchase a solid brick family home on a spacious 1353sqm allotment that shows its true character from the moment you enter the front gate. Whether it's the architecture designs, the established gardens or the prime positioning that's only 600m to Corowa's amenities, this home is a must see for everyone and is one to not be missed. Built in 1900, 15 Albert Street provides four great sized bedrooms, with the master having a built in wardrobe and an open fireplace in the guest bedroom. The home consists of two bathrooms, with the family bathroom having a marble bench top vanity, shower and toilet whilst the additional bathroom has a shower/bath and cupboard storage. Relax in the family lounge, a large space that has vast natural lighting, garden views through the bay windows and fireplace. The kitchen has a tasteful brick feature wall whilst also having gas cooking, dishwasher, split system heating/cooling and cupboard storage. Step outside to the sunroom/patio that will be the perfect area to entertain guests all year round whilst it also has a ceiling fan, built in cupboard and third toilet. Take in how elegant the gardens really are with the brick pathways throughout the yard whilst the watering system will be a great asset and the vast space that is provided that will be a great area for installing a pool or pickleball court. Additional features include timber deck verandah along the front/side of the home, ducted floor hydronic heating, evaporative cooling, hallway linen cupboard, 5kw solar panel system, rainwater tank, veggie gardens and a powered 8.7m x 6.5m shed that will be perfect for car storage + workshop. 15 Albert Street is not just a house, it's a property that is rich in history with it only being home to 3 owners in 125 years and ensures to impress upon inspection. For further information or to arrange a viewing, contact Matt Humphreys 0438 037 551 or Emma Webb 0488 362 352. Property Code: 1552