100 Urana Street, Jindera NSW 2642

Held by just two families since its construction in 1956, this remarkable residence presents a rare opportunity to secure an authentic character home on a substantial 1,137m² corner allotment in the heart of Jindera. Rich in charm and lovingly maintained throughout its lifetime, the home showcases an array of original features including handmade double-brick construction, original Mountain Ash double-hung windows, etched glass doors, decorative timber detailing and a traditional open fireplace. Thoughtfully updated over the years, the renovated kitchen has been designed to complement the home's heritage appeal while offering modern convenience, complete with a 600mm cooker, dual-drawer dishwasher and generous storage. The versatile floorplan comprises three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a separate study and multiple living spaces, all enhanced by evaporative cooling, gas wall heating and a ceiling fan. Outside, immaculate established gardens create a private, park-like setting rarely found today. Entertain year-round beneath the undercover patio, while the expansive corner allotment offers side access, additional rear access via Adams Street, a double lock-up garage, separate shed and an abundance of space to enjoy. Whether you're searching for a character-filled family home to cherish as is or a property offering scope to evolve with your needs over time, this is an opportunity to secure one of Jindera's most distinctive and tightly held homes. Additional Features: - Evaporative cooling - Gas wall heating x 2 - Traditional fireplace - Double lock up garage - Soft-close cabinetry in kitchen - Side access via Adams Street - Shed - Undercover patio - 2nd toilet located outside Disclaimer: While we have made every effort to ensure that information provided about the above property is accurate, it has been provided to us by the Vendor and other sources. We therefore do not accept responsibility for its accuracy and strongly advise all interested parties to obtain independent advice and make their own inquiry before proceeding.