10 Violet Street, Bronte, NSW 2024

An enchanting north-facing garden and beautiful period details bring a relaxed beachside spirit to this wide-fronted Bronte semi. Set on the tightly held side of a quiet cul-de-sac off Yanko Avenue, the c1920s home offers a welcoming retreat in one of Bronte's dress-circle pockets. An 8m frontage and lofty 3.2m ceilings create a wonderful sense of space, with original timber floorboards and marble fireplaces lending warmth and character to the interiors. Updated where it counts, the single-storey layout features three large bedrooms and a sun-filled dine-in kitchen with an easy connection to the outdoors. Established greenery frames a sandstone terrace made for long lunches and laidback entertaining, with the prized north-to-rear aspect bringing sunshine into the garden. Set on 313sqm approx, there's room to settle in now and exciting scope to extend up or out as family needs evolve (STCA). In the Clovelly Public School catchment, this friendly neighbourhood is 450m to Macpherson Street village, Woolworths Metro and Iggy's Bread, with Bronte Beach and the ocean pool a 1km walk away.

- 8m frontage with a deep front garden
- Traditional tessellated tile front verandah
- Corbelled arch hall, original floorboards
- 3 large bedrooms and attic storage 
- 1 with a fireplace, 1 with built-in robes 
- Large living room with a marble fireplace
- Sun-filled dining with an island kitchen
- Gas range cooker, Bosch dishwasher 
- Huge skylight brings in northerly light
- French doors to a sandstone-paved terrace
- Built-in bench seating, festoon lighting
- North-facing garden with a sunny lawn
- Natural stone bathroom, sunken tub 
- Separate laundry with an extra W.C. 
- Stroll to cafes, bakeries and yoga studios
- Clovelly Public School catchment area
- 1km walk to the beach and ocean pool 

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