11 Hunter Street MALVERN

Comments on 11 Hunter Street MALVERN

On first impressions, this home offers all you would expect of a renovated period home in Malvern: an attractive facade, period features retained in the front part of home and a modern extension in the back - with the bonus of a north orientation. However, weak car parking and weak floorplan flexibility will limit its appeal. The home is small on accommodation, although it is big on living spaces. This is a fully renovated home with three bedrooms and no study. The position of the master bedroom is curiously placed between the other two bedrooms rather than at the front of the home. Coupled with the location of the family bathroom at the end of the hallway and one of the bedrooms at the opposite end, this means the house is not preferable for living with teenagers. That said, there are two great-sized living zones to separate kids and adults entertaining at once. The one car spot is accessed by a narrow cobbled laneway and would not be used on a day-to-day basis. There is parking on the street, however this would not be suitable for families with very young children or the elderly. The lack of storage would also need to be considered by families although this could be compensated by utilising the three-sided carport. This is a pretty home with no work to do, which is situated in a popular area walking distance from Malvern train station and Malvern Primary School. It would ideally suit a couple (perhaps with an older child or two soon to leave home) or a younger family as a short term option. The key question here is how much you value the convenient location to weigh up against the weak car parking?