This renovated character cottage offers ultra-city convenience with a latte lifestyle at your doorstep. The brick and weatherboard workers cottage retains original features such as an open fireplace with timber overmantle, a decorative plaster ceiling panel, pine-lined ceilings, dado boards and picture rails. Don't be deceived - it is much larger than it looks. The traditional design offers a front verandah and three bedrooms off the central hallway. The main bedroom features built-in robes and direct access to the two-way, all-white bathroom, while the second bedroom has a wall of full-height built-in robes. The hallway ends with the modern open-plan kitchen, living room and dining nook. The kitchen has all the expected mod cons, including gas/electric cooking, a dishwasher, a pantry and an appliance cupboard to keep all the pesky electric gadgets contained. The dining area overlooks the rear garden, while a wall of north-facing windows fills the spacious living room with natural light. Accessible from the living room, a covered and paved alfresco, an extensive fernery, and a side garden offer private outdoor living or entertaining spaces. Spilt system air conditioning, gas heating, the three-piece bathroom and concealed Euro-style laundry complete the interior. Outside, side gates open to reveal the ample paved driveway and double carport with attached tool shed. With it's character charm and modern updates, 156 Mitchell Street offers an enviable lifestyle. Who wouldn't love the convenience of living next to Bendigo's inner sanctum?