129 Warrendine Street is a meticulously restored and updated double brick Californian bungalow nestled in a trendy yet quiet central neighborhood. This house seamlessly blends modern updates with restored original features, including polished timber floorboards, a wide hallway, and high, decorative ceilings. The master bedroom boasts an updated ensuite and a built-in wardrobe, while three other large bedrooms offer flexibility, with one easily convertible into an office or study. The updated kitchen, complete with a walk-in pantry, flows into a central open-plan living and dining space, perfect for entertaining or relaxing. Step outside to a timber entertaining deck overlooking a simple cottage garden adorned with established trees. Additional external amenities include a carport accessible via a side drive and secure gate, a garden workshop with power connected, and a water tank. Located close to Parrot Distilling and cafes, this home offers the perfect blend of convenience to the centre of town, the classic architecture of Orange's original houses, and modern comforts.

FEATURES
- Refurbished double brick Californian Bungalow in trendy, central neighbourhood
- Restored original features, including polished timber floorboards, wide hallway and decorative ceilings
- Master bedroom with updated ensuite and built-in wardrobe
- Three other large bedrooms with option to use on as office or study
- Updated kitchen with walk-in pantry
- Central open-plan living and dining space
- Functional main bathroom, ready to be updated
- Ducted gas heating, split-system air conditioning and ceiling fans
- Timber entertaining deck overlooking backyard
- Plantation shutters
- Easy-to-maintain 507-square-metre block
- Cottage garden featuring glorious established trees
- Carport with drive-through access
- Garden workshop with power connected
- Water tank
- Close to Parrot Distilling and cafes
- Estimated rental return: $550 - $570 per week

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