Fully Renovated 1954 Cottage with Deep Garden in Bouldin Creek

A 1954 cottage on a deep lot in Bouldin Creek, taken back to the studs and rebuilt properly rather than flipped. The footprint is unchanged and still cellular, which suits the scale of the house, so the living room, kitchen and both bedrooms are separate rooms with doors. Original oak floors were lifted, repaired and relaid, and the ceilings opened slightly to pick up the shallow roof pitch. The kitchen is new in pale green painted timber with a butcher block worktop, an apron sink and a window over it looking down the garden. The bathroom has been redone in small white tile with a deep cast iron bath. Everything behind the walls is new, including the wiring, plumbing, insulation and a heat pump. The garden is the other half of the property, a long fenced run with a stone terrace off the back door, raised beds, a fig tree and an insulated timber studio at the far end currently used as a workshop. Off street parking for two cars behind a gate.