Ferntree Gully 17 Dorothy Grove

Charm and potential in a super location

Facing east on a level block of 980 sq m approx., this Western Red Cedar house enjoys an Australian country-style ambience in a spectacularly convenient location near Ferntree Gully shops, cafes and train station. This house has had a brush with fame, featuring in the 2012 Shane Jacobson film Beaconsfield, an adaptation of the 2006 mine disaster.

You are welcomed into the lounge room which is graced with an open fireplace, ornate ceilings and the polished hardwood floors and Dado panels that feature throughout the home. Accommodating a dining table, the bright kitchen is equipped with a gas cooktop, wall oven and dishwasher, while the original wood stove remains as a nod to the home's heritage.

2 large bedrooms (main with built-in wardrobes and ceiling feature) and a study with vaulted ceilings share a separate toilet and the large, sky-lit bathroom offering a timber vanity, separate shower and bath. The rear of the home opens up to an impressive rumpus room, spilling out to a covered deck and the expansive backyard. Inclusions: gas ducted heating, ceiling fans and a steel tandem garage.

Owner-occupied for the last 10 years, it's time for fresh owners to enjoy the home and potentially renovate, extend and add a pool, or replace with a brand new home (STCA). In the Dandenongs foothills, walk to a Boronia bus, Ferntree Gully North Primary School and Ferntree Gully shops and station, with easy access to K12 College, private schools and Westfield Knox.

Character features 2 living areas Large bedrooms Featured in a film 980 sq m approx. Walk to shops and station

Terms: 10% deposit, balance 30/60/90/120 days

Land: 980 sq m approx.