Islington 113 Fleming Street

Pretty as a picture from the street with its white picket fence and decked verandah, this property will totally surprise inside with its four-bedroom plus study floorplan and contemporary open plan living. 10ft ceilings enhance the sense of space, while crisp decor and new hybrid flooring add a cool coastal vibe. A renovated island kitchen ensures both everyday meals and larger occasions are easily catered to, with a new north facing deck offering yet another fabulous area to host family and friends. You will be blown away by the sheer size of the backyard – a bit of a rarity in this inner-city location – with an amazing amount of space for kids and pets to run around with a sense of freedom. You'll also love the location, which is just five mintues walk to Beaumont street's shops and cafes, and Hamilton Station for an easy commute. Head off in the other direction and in 10 minutes you can be walking or riding your bike along the harbour foreshore and Honeysuckle all the way to Nobbys beach.

- Classically appealing weatherboard home on 480.6sqm block with north facing rear
- Open plan living encompasses an island kitchen with electric hob, wall oven, integrated dishwasher, and walk-in pantry
- Freshly carpeted, all four bedrooms appointed with built-in robes and ceiling fans
- Hybrid flooring to hallway and open plan living with a/c for climate control
- 3-way bathroom with bath, shower, twin vanity and handy second w/c
- Separate laundry with exceptional linen and storage cupbaord
- Long side driveway to secure carport
- New timber deck overlooks large fully fenced backyard with new shed
- 1400m to Tighes Hill Public School, 5km to HSPA and St Philip's Christian College, short walk to Islington park and Harbour less than 600m away
- Land rates are approximately $2500 per year
- Water rates are approximately $860 per year

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