315 Lords Place, Orange, NSW 2800

With its classic Californian bungalow charm and a top-tier renovation, this elegant home seamlessly blends post-Federation character with modern comfort. Leadlight windows, pressed metal ceilings, and feature fireplaces add warmth and soul to this three-bedroom beauty.

Designed for flexibility, the home offers two separate living areas making it perfect for a growing family, while the light-filled open-plan lounge and dining space soaks up the afternoon sun. The newly renovated, sky-lit kitchen is a true showstopper, featuring shaker cabinetry, quality appliances, and abundant prep and storage space. Bi-fold doors create an effortless connection to the covered alfresco, where polished concrete floors add a stylish touch. The great-sized yard-easily visible from the kitchen (a win for parents)-boasts a majestic London Plane tree, perfect for shade and a swing, plus a double garage. Adding to the home's versatility, a loft retreat makes an ideal office, toy room, or even guest accommodation. Freshly painted inside and out, with custom wardrobes, a study nook, and new flyscreens, this home is ready to move in.

The location is just as enticing only 450m to the DPI, with Ratcliffe Park and Orange Showground nearby. And with Orange CBD just 1300m away, you're only minutes from the city's best amenities.

? Beautifully renovated and extended Californian bungalow c.1916, 697.1sqm block

? Formal lounge room with fireplace and cabinetry, open plan living/dining, loft retreat

? Stunning kitchen, 20mm stone benches, gas cooktop, under bench oven, dishwasher

? Custom wardrobes by Swagman Joinery in all three bedrooms

? Main period style bathroom with shower over bath, modern 2nd bathroom with shower

? Plantation shutters, polished timber floors, ducted heating, ceiling fans

? Polished concrete alfresco entertaining area overlooks shaded yard and double garage

? Bletchington Public School ? 1.5km, Canobolas Rural Technology High ? 3.4km, Kinross Wolaroi ? 2.2km

? Close to town, library, museum and gallery, walking paths, cycle paths