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Class and convenience

This lovely Edwardian property has plenty of street appeal which gets even better inside.

Polished floorboards, high ceilings, fireplaces and fretwork add character to the three-bedroom renovated house.

There is a study that could be used as a fourth bedroom and there’s a large bathroom with spa and twin basin vanity unit.

A carpeted lounge room is separate from the open-plan family-meals area and kitchen with timber cupboards.

A sliding door from the living hub opens to a paved entertainment area surrounded by lush greenery.

Airconditioning, ceiling fans, a wood heater, timber-lined ceiling, home-cinema projector, and an approved council planning permit for a double garage and a studio are included.

Williamstown shops, The Strand, schools and North Williamstown station are nearby.

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