Wurley

Originally constructed in 1929, Plovarius stands as a labour of love and good fortune. Celebrating the coastal landscape with immaculate attention to detail and pristine conservation of many original inclusions the residence yields unparalleled prestige, paces from the Mornington clifftop. Presented in almost untouched condition, the front rooms of this home showcase spectacular architectural details, whilst the rear of the home inspires a contemporary re-imagination of this residence steeped in history., , Set back from the street frontage, statement arches frame the home before a sense of grandeur continues within the walls with stained glass windows, intricately moulded ceilings and original fireplaces. Embellishing the entrance hall, main bedroom, formal lounge, adjoining dining room and additional sitting room, these details amplify the home's innate character with spectacular preservation of original architecture. The layout continues with two modestly appointed bedrooms, emerald accents in the bathroom and a kitchen boasting the original footprint with minor practical updates from decades past with the preservation of a stained-glass servers window, tiled hearth complete with functional chimney and direct access to the rear yard., , Presented with a wealth of inspiration for restoration, the current presentation offers a comfortable living environment walking distance from Mornington's celebrated beachside village. Alternatively buyers with development in mind are encouraged to explore a multi-unit design (STCA). Additional updates to the existing home include ducted heating, a lock-up carport and rear garden shed. A short stroll from Mornington's glistening coastline the clifftop bowls club, boutique shopping village and well loved beaches encourage a celebration of the landscape to be enjoyed by generations to come.