Perched high in Herne Bay Heights, this discreet three-bedroom 1940s weatherboard bungalow is a rare find. Bathed in sunlight from morning to evening, it enjoys uninterrupted views across Cox's Reserve to a leafy horizon - a serene retreat hidden within the city.

The current design-conscious owner has cherished the home's timeless character while introducing thoughtful, stylish enhancements. The result is a classic bungalow with renewed elegance and effortless liveability. Draped in wisteria and set within a generous 693m² private garden alive with spring blossoms and abundant produce, it radiates the allure of a chic coastal retreat - right in the heart of Herne Bay.

Of course, the beach is just along the road, as are numerous compelling reasons to live in this esteemed central location including parks to walk the dog, tennis clubs and numerous cafes and boutique shops in Jervois Road and Westmere.

With hardwood floors underfoot, dreamy alabaster interiors are filled with light. They spill out to a balcony and rear deck where you can soak up the privacy, watching children or pets play safely on lush lawns. Making entertaining easy, a sleek industrial style 'Driade' kitchen has been customised for the space with copious storage behind pressed glass doors. A third bedroom opens wide into the lounge, adding versatility as an office or library. There's a heat pump so it's never chilly, and you can toast marshmallows over a central log fire in winter. Stash the firewood in the huge dry under-house area with a laundry and tons of extra storage space.

To find this very special property among friendly neighbours, first venture along an enchanting pathway.

Prepare to fall instantly in love.