Build in 1929, Oshawa, located on the northern shores of Lake Ontario Canada, is ostensibly named after the birth place of the original resident Miss Violet Morrison and is an appealing, very distinctive, one of a kind period home that reflects the grandeur of past World War 1. This neo-classically styled home is an outstanding late example of the celebrated architect Warburton Perry (WP) Knights. This exclusive property which has been exquisitely renovated with thorough attention to detail and possess a warmth and timeless quality. It has style, a central location and prestige; it truly presents a unique, exceptional and rare exciting buying opportunity! This stunning Inter-War 1920’s Bungalow of grand proportions has understated elegance, order and symmetry. The accomplished design also incorporates several English revival elements including the shingled gables, curved timber eaves and brackets.
Inside, the home is beautifully enhanced with magnificent, superior ornate features, leadlight doors and windows, classically derived plaster ornamentation, 5 captivating fireplaces, opulent chandeliers and the sensationally stunning polished floorboards are simply irresistible.
The flexible and practical floorplan creates a sense of grandeur; entering the property through the grand entrance foyer you will discover 4 generously appointed bedrooms (2 with built in robes), 2 spacious living areas, a sunroom plus a well-appointed kitchen showcasing a Falcon-classic 110 oven/cook top as well as a dishwasher, ample cupboard space and large walk in pantry.
Framed by quality window coverings, dazzlingly bright natural light filled rooms and neutral tones throughout bathe this iconic home. All the creature comforts have been taken into consideration with newly installed Bravis zoned central heating and reverse cycle air conditioning throughout ensuring year round comfort.
Built to achieve classical perfection, externally the home has an engaging street presence with its classical portico façade of clustered Ionic columns and large verandah. There is grandeur of scale, order and symmetry. Built to represent classical perfect and simplicity of form and elegance.
The homes appealing, delightful established gardens are complimented with the convenience of a large carport and garage, all ideally situated on a sizeable 1,010m2 allotment. Within easy access to all the picturesque township of Camperdown has to offer; ancient elms shade the main square and the beautiful clock tower can be heard in the background chiming throughout the surrounds of the heritage buildings of this historic town.
It is not often you find an extraordinary incredible home beyond compare that effortlessly balances warmth and elegance with cosy charm. This home is truly irresistible. It represents an excellent and rare buying opportunity to purchase this majestic property and part of Camperdown history.
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