Olinda 5 Cards Lane
BEAUTIFUL ORIGINAL HILLS HOME
*TO REGISTER FOR AN INSPECTION, SIMPLY CLICK ON BOOK INSPECTION OR EMAIL AGENT ** This original Hills Cottage built at the start of the last century was the sanctuary for renowned author and designer Mary Cards. The home has gone through an extensive transformation to produce an expansive and magnificently finished showpiece. The property is spread across three levels and boasts 5 large bedrooms, study nook, 2 living areas, large rumpus room and 2 bathrooms, with ensuite off the master bedroom. The open kitchen has a quality dishwasher and gas appliances. The large undercover deck area is the ideal spot to admire the beautiful valley, filtered city and bay views as well as stunning gardens that boast a double carport. Other features include gas ducted heating, gas log fire and coonara style wood heater, polished wood floors and high ceilings. This is the house to view as you are only a short walk to both Olinda and Mt Dandenong townships. Pets considered.
Nearest Schools
- In Catchment Area
- Independent Schools*
- Boronia K-12 College
Primary School
- Olinda Primary School
Combined
- Mount Evelyn Christian School
- Billanook College
- Edinburgh College
- Belgrave Heights Christian School
Primary
- Christadelphian Heritage College Melbourne
- St Paul's School
- Ghilgai School
- St Bernadette's Catholic Primary School
- St Richard's Primary School
- St Thomas More's School
- St Mary's School
- St John the Baptist School
- St Peter Julian Eymard
- Dandenong Ranges Steiner School - School Road Campus
Secondary
- Mater Christi College
- St Joseph's College
Fletchers Agents
- Leasing Consultant
Leased
Rent:
Bond: $2825.00
5 2 2
House
Olinda Area Guide
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Important Information
Fletchers Area Guide Olinda, VIC 3788
Located 36 kilometres from the CBD in the foothills of the Yarra Ranges, Olinda is a thriving family-oriented eastern suburb with a small population of just under 2,000 people. Named after Olinda Creek which flows through the town, Olinda was initially a logging settlement. In the early 1900’s land was made available for horticulture and the town’s population grew substantially. Today, Olinda is home to cafes, restaurants, and numerous art galleries which showcase both local and international artists.