52 College Street, Drummoyne, NSW 2047

Much-loved by five generations of the same family, this gorgeous character bungalow celebrates the beauty of its past while delivering a spacious and contemporary family home. Bought in 1956 from the family of Drummoyne's, Thomas Henley, the three-bedroom property offers a classic layout complete with pristine period features such as original fireplaces and soaring ceilings. Blending tradition with modern elegance, a thoughtful redesign has transformed the rear of the house into a light-filled living and dining space that transitions effortlessly to an expansive outdoor entertaining deck. With a sun-dappled garden, luxury kitchen, and designer bathrooms, this historical home is ready for new owners to fall in love with its timeless grace and charm. Set in a family friendly neighbourhood, only 300m to CBD buses, and 600m to the iconic Bay Run.

? Beautiful three-bedroom character home with a rich history in a prime address

? King-sized master includes plantation blinds, original fireplace, and storage

? Two large guest bedrooms, one with built-in robe

? Elegant, open-plan living space with dining area, lounge, and seamless outdoor flow

? High-quality gas kitchen featuring Miele dishwasher, ample storage, breakfast bench

? Sleek, designer bathroom including large shower, separate bath, and vanity

? Classic property with mod cons like keyless access, electric awning and window louvres

? Large laundry, plus shower and separate W.C. Air con. Lined attic with stair access.

? Oversized outdoor deck stepping down into a secluded garden with level lawn and outdoor kitchen

? Off-street parking for one car

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