A lasting legacy of the 1920s, this superbly restored bungalow not only has its traditional charms lovingly preserved, it has been given a total make-over; top to bottom, inside and out. Heart and soul have gone into keeping it true to its original features and updated for modern living. Extremely sunny and bright, open and grand, the home is an absolute delight to live in and all the work invested into repurposing it gives owners great peace of mind long into the future. Everyday life revolves around the light-filled open plan domain where kitchen, living, dining and reading/library nook mingle effortlessly under a 3m high ceiling. Three double bedrooms are inviting retreats and there's an option of a fourth bedroom, or office. An en-suite serves the master bedroom and all wardrobes have newly fitted storage systems. From the kitchen, bathrooms and laundry to the soft furnishings, flooring, light fittings and heatpump, everything speaks of newness, design flair and singularly good taste. Stained glass doors provide an impressive welcome and two sets of double-glazed stacker doors open the dining and living areas to the kwila deck that captures afternoon sun. A rustic cobbled patio extends outdoor living. New aluminium joinery replaced the living room windows, and ceilings are newly gibbed. The home is insulated and adorned by beautiful tapware, light fittings and character features. The home is freshly painted inside and out, with paintwork extending to the garage and fences. A covered walkway links the extra deep single garage to the home, which sits happily on a 714sqm (more or less) section that is surprisingly private and quiet, has attractive borders, raised veggie beds and a good selection of fruit trees. The property lies in zone for Cambridge School, Cambridge East School and Cambridge High School. The town centre is an approximate 500m walk for shopping and cafes, and Lake Te Ko Utu is a pleasant stroll. Families or couples wanting a quality location close to town will be drawn here.