Held by the same family since it was built in 1956, this sunny three-bedroom house in Stoke comes with the kind of history you cannot manufacture. Set across 162m² on an 827m² section, it keeps plenty of its 1950s character while leaving real scope for the next owner to make their mark. A recent paint refresh to the exterior and roof gives it a tidy lift without erasing what makes it distinctive.

Inside, there is room to spread out. The living room is warmed by a log burner and grounded by polished timber floors, while the separate lounge gives you another generous place to relax, read or let the kids claim their own corner. The kitchen is bright and straightforward, with good bench space, built-in cabinetry and a sunny outlook.

Three bedrooms run off the hall, each with good natural light and the easy simplicity you expect from a home of this era. The one bathroom includes a bath and vanity, with a separate shower and W.C. adding useful separation for busy mornings. Storage is tucked through the home, while the 162m² footprint gives you more breathing room than many three-bedroom properties.

Outside, the 827m² section is a real drawcard. Broad lawns leave plenty of room for outdoor games, gardening or simply enjoying the sun, with established planting adding colour around the edges. A detached garage and two additional carparks take care of vehicles and gear, while the property backs directly onto the Railway Reserve, a recognised Stoke walking and cycling route.

With Stoke shops, Isel Park, Nayland College, Broadgreen Intermediate and Saxton Field all within easy reach, the location keeps everyday essentials, schooling and recreation nicely connected. If you have been waiting for genuine 1950s charm, a big section and clear scope to personalise, 4 Bledisloe Avenue deserves a closer look. Contact Chris Dunell to arrange your viewing.