• Circa 2021, this two-storey craftsman-built home is situated on a 663m2 allotment within the CBD of Beechworth. • Designed by Tracey Toohey and built by Hadar Homes • The vast entry welcomes you with high ceilings and spotted gum timber floorboards. • The residence consists of three spacious bedrooms located on the upper level. • The primary bedroom contains a walk-in wardrobe and a large ensuite with a seamless entry shower • built-in wardrobes are in the remaining upstairs bedrooms. • The open plan kitchen/living/dining room is showered with natural light, capturing the Northern sun through the raised electric windows. • The kitchen is designed with efficient workflow and benefits from stainless steel Westinghouse appliances, an induction cooktop, a pyrolytic oven, and a walk-in pantry. • A 4th bedroom/studio is located on the lower level with direct access to a private alfresco area. • This lower-level studio contains a kitchenette with built-in cupboards, a reverse cycle split system unit, and a full ensuite. • The main bathroom is cleverly designed to incorporate a secondary laundry option. • The main laundry is located on the lower level with ample built-in storage • A ducted vacuum system has been incorporated into the home • Heating and cooling to the home includes a Nectre slow combustion wood heater, reverse cycle air conditioning, and ceiling fans throughout • Low maintenance eco decking surrounds the living area • Solar benefits to the home include; - electric heat pump hot water - 10 kW solar system feeding back through 3 phases - Thermally broken, Argon filled double glazed windows throughout • Provision for a solar-powered electric vehicle charging station • Off-street parking is available at the home entrance, and the triple garage can be accessed via the side of the property. • Concealed within the garage is a large powered workshop with a separate toilet • The adjoining council land has been converted into a garden retreat for your enjoyment giving the property an expansive feel. • Olive, lemon, orange, lime and mandarin trees line the property's rear border.