156A Brooklyn Road,

Brooklyn

Originally constructed in 1895 as a Church and then converted to a residence in the mid 1980's, this home was architecturally redesigned in the 1990's to suit modern living with a quirky twist. Featured in Timber Living Magazine for its unique design, the home was architecturally designed and built. Timber bench tops and kitchen cabinets are bespoke and made by a shipwright while the French builder was a well-known Brooklyn local. The heritage listing covers the facade and is also a point of significance for the local indigenous community as children were baptised here many years ago.

• Step through the original Church entry into an open plan living space showcasing beautiful timber windows and cathedral ceilings

• Well equipped kitchen with generous island and tiled splashback

• Gorgeous covered outdoor entertaining area adjoins lawns and garden (not on title)

• Two bedrooms and a study area to the upper level with plenty of storage and w/c

• The seperate studio consists of an en-suited bedroom with covered walkway to main house

• Original floorboards with a hidden trap door perfectly suited for a cellar

• Convenient location close to all that Brooklyn has to offer including train line, parks, cafes and waterfront facilities