37 Napier Street, Footscray, Vic 3011

A captivating blend of timeless period elegance and modern architectural functionality, this freestanding single-fronted brick residence delivers an irresistible lifestyle opportunity right in Footscray's highly sought-after heart. Behind a low-maintenance brick façade and inviting front veranda, the home showcases iconic period details including ornate ceilings and cornices, character fireplaces, and striking stained-glass bay windows.

The generous floorplan opens into a spacious master bedroom complete with a picturesque stained-glass bay window. Positioned further down the hallway sits a well-proportioned second bedroom, ideal for guests, kids, or a dedicated home office setup. At the centre of the home, a warm lounge area anchored by an ornate fireplace mantelpiece offers the perfect retreat, equipped with split-system heating and cooling for year-round comfort.

Toward the rear, the home transitions smoothly into an upgraded kitchen and meals area featuring sleek stone-benchtops, a gas cooktop, under-bench oven, rangehood, dishwasher, and ample white cabinetry. Adjoining this space is a luxurious, fully tiled oversized bathroom and laundry completed with a double vanity, glass-framed shower, toilet, and integrated laundry area.

Designed for seamless indoor-outdoor living, sliding glass doors extend the interior out to a covered side pergola and decking area. Beyond, a low-maintenance paved rear backyard leads directly to a secure roller door providing off-street parking access via the rear lane.

Positioned in an unbeatable Footscray location, you are just moments away from Footscray Station, vibrant local cafes, Footscray Market, Victoria University, the new Footscray Hospital and direct transport links for a quick commute into the Melbourne CBD.

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