Exquisite Spanish Mission Inspired Residence With Timeless Charm

From renowned designers Joseland & Gilling, one of the most prominent architectural firms of the interwar period, this distinguished double brick residence constructed in 1928 by master builder Thomas Harper unites Federation grace with Spanish Mission influences on the one generous level. The home has been held in the one family since built, is offered for the very first time and enjoys an elevated aspect in what is widely considered one of the area’s finest streets. Easily accessible to Willoughby’s village centre, city buses and sought-after schools, it radiates timeless style, warmth and charm, complemented by a depth of craftsmanship and quality almost certainly impossible to reproduce today.

- Portico/covered verandah and classic entryway create a sense of arrival
- Freshly painted and new carpet throughout, original Jarrah floors, high ceilings and ornate plasterwork
- Formal lounge and dining, casual living, sitting area and large sunroom
- Breakfast bar kitchen with granite benchtops, Miele dishwasher, stainless steel cooking appliances
- Up to four spacious bedrooms or three plus a multipurpose room/study
- Marble bathroom with separate shower and bath, second powder room
- Rear garden with swimming pool, double garage and extensive off-street parking
- Near Chatswood/city buses, 500 m Willoughby Road shops and cafes
- In catchments for Willoughby Public School and Willoughby Girls High.