Nestled discreetly behind a brush fence and a lush wall of greenery, this immaculate home in the inner north-eastern suburbs looks enticing from the moment its classic 1950 sandstone facade and rich burgundy highlights come into view. That initial impression is magnified the moment you step across the entrance and into the wide and airy hallway, where the neutral tones of the walls and ceiling are stunningly offset by glossy slate flooring. Immediately to your left a wide doorway opens into a spacious lounge room, with new laminate flooring and an open fireplace that provides period ambience. A wall-mounted air-conditioner takes care of the summer heat. Opposite the lounge is the first of four bedrooms - all with ceiling fans and the same warm-toned laminate flooring as the lounge - that have great potential for adaptability. For example, this front bedroom has a doorway into a second, smaller bedroom that could be used as a nursery for a baby or toddler, transformed into a study, or converted into a walk-in robe and ensuite. The roomy third and fourth bedrooms to the rear of the house are also eminently suited to being the master bedroom. They are separated by a Jack and Jill bathroom, which has direct access as an ensuite from the fourth bedroom; this room has the bonus of patio doors opening on to an outdoor entertaining/barbecue area. A light-filled second bathroom off the main hallway has been refreshed and features a tub, shower and basin. A second toilet is tucked into the rejuvenated laundry with its ample storage/linen cupboards to augment the new linen press off the main hallway. The expansive kitchen/dining/living space is eye-catching and so versatile. The glossy slate floors blend beautifully with the polished solid timber of the kitchen cabinets and restored timber divider. The ceramic cooktop is set into a marble-look laminate benchtop and splashback with the oven below and other quality appliances built in. To the left of the kitchen is a space currently used as a cosy, comfy TV room. Alternatively, as another example of this home's versatility, this would also serve as a study, meals area or, for a young family, a play room where you could keep an eye on the kids from the kitchen. The dining/living area is delightfully bright and inviting, with a wall of windows along one side and more polished timber in the form of window frames and a panelled end wall incorporating a door opening onto the patio. At this end of the house, year-round comfort is assured, with ducted reverse-cycle air-conditioning, as well as a wall-mounted gas heater and ceiling fans. Take a walk outside, where the sparkling, solar-heated pool, fully tiled in a deep blue, will tempt you to take the plunge. Viewed through a new glass and cast-aluminium balustrade, the pool is an alluring centrepiece in a rear garden of low-maintenance plants. On one side of the 920 square metre (approx.) block is a carport, and there's also ample parking space along the driveway. Broadview is so close to Walkerville, Collinswood and Prospect, and is rapidly growing in popularity as more home-seekers look for properties with such easy access to North-East Road and Regency Road, and just eight kilometres from the CBD by car or public transport. Public and private schools are within easy reach, as are the shopping centres at Prospect, Greenacres, Walkerville and Marden. Registered Land Agent (RLA) 266 854.