Renovated beauty at the top of Pakington St – realestate.com.au

Here is a house that shows what the imagination and fat of the elbow can do.

An original home for a wooden period near the river of the Pakington River St. Strike the market this week, revealing buyers for the first time when the renovation, which turned it from a tired blank canvas to an internal city chic.

McGrath, a Geelong Shaun Carroll agent has listed a 372 Pakington St, Newtown three -bedroom house, with the price hoping from $ 1 million to $ 1.1 million.

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The open -plan moving area opens in the backyard, with a studio at the back of the property.

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The Smeg stove is placed in the original brick fireplace in the kitchen.

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Modern life is injected into the home in the renovation, which previously emphasized the hidden features of the home as timber boards, exposed brick and high ceilings.

On custom paneling with a timber wall has added to the charm in the home, which now has an open -plan living space, where the kitchen is shown as a high class 1200 mm Smeg Coocker, an integrated dishwasher, a board of timber and a double opening of the Serria to the backyard.

The requested price of the home is more than twice as big as $ 420,000, which the owners paid in 2015 for the house, which was presented in the original state and is offered as an opportunity to return it to its previous glory.

“In the last 10 years, he has just repaired place in place,” said G -H Carol.

The paneling on the wall of timber adds to the brick function and the Baltic board boards exposed during the renovation.

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The three -bedroom home at 372 Pakington St, Newtown, is indicated for sale with hopes for a price of $ 1 million to $ 1.1 million.

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“Internally, they have retained the character of it with all the open brick masonry with fireplaces and it is really nice where they put the oven.

“They also added to it, such as wood paneling in the bedrooms.

“They killed a wall at the back and opened this, so they have this kitchen area and have the studio at the back, which is too good, as there are many people, what work from work at home these days. “

Carroll said that the home now coincides with the position of Pakington St, where residents can enjoy the lifestyle sitting on their doorstep.

Before: 372 Pakington St, Newtown, when it was last sold in 2015.

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Before: 372 Pakington St, Newtown, when it was last sold in 2015.

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“The owners said they always go for a walk to the river and have breakfast and lunch on Pakington St,” he said.

Carroll said he was expecting young buyers and professional couples to be in the home mixture.

“I can even see someone who may be diminishing, who still wants to live in the area and enjoy the lifestyle of Pakington St.”