Balwyn North 9 Grieve Street

In a quiet street high on Balwyn North's hill, elevated above its open double garage and huge store room, this architect designed circa 1967 single storey 3 bedroom home boasts large windows, bright rooms and quality fixtures. Part of the oeuvre of respected architect Geoffrey Woodfall and built in 1968, it reflects his passion for Frank Lloyd Wright's Prairie period as well as Japanese influences and its clean, confident style, low pitched roof, wide eaves, stable squat chimney and featured timber inside all reflect this exciting period in domestic modern architecture.

The welcoming entrance hall leads to the large living-dining room with polished timber flooring, an open fireplace, air-conditioner and double doors out to a terrace and the landscaped garden. A big bright family/sun room with built-in storage also opens to the terrace and garden. The galley kitchen offers timber cupboards, a dishwasher and St George appliances; there are walk-in robes in the main bedroom, built-in robes in the other 2 bedrooms. The fully tiled bathroom includes a bath and large separate shower, there is a separate toilet, ceiling fans, ample built-in cupboards and gas ducted heating. An upper storey extension (STCA) might include views of the CBD.

This unique home is just a short walk from Greythorn Park, Greythorn Primary School and Doncaster Road's tram; in the Balwyn High School Zone.

Elevated position Near park and primary school Very well kept 3 bedroom home In the Balwyn High School Zone Part of our architectural heritage

Terms 10% deposit, balance 30/60 days

Land: 624 sq m approx.