Architectural Masterpiece in Tropical Bardon Oasis

Discover timeless elegance and contemporary design at 69 Northam Avenue, Bardon. Originally built in 1961, this stunning home was transformed in 2001 by renowned architects Paul Owen and Shane Thompson, combining mid-century charm with sleek modern finishes in one of Bardon’s most sought-after streets.

Step inside to find a spacious, light-filled interior designed for family living and effortless entertaining. The central kitchen, featuring stainless steel benchtops, designer appliances, and ample storage, seamlessly connects to the open-plan living and dining areas. Bi-fold doors lead you to a tranquil outdoor deck and a lush, mature garden with direct access to Hughie Williams Park-an ideal space for kids or pets to play.

The home’s thoughtful layout keeps the family together on the upper level, with a spacious master bedroom boasting a walk-through wardrobe, ensuite, and floor-to-ceiling windows that offer serene, private views. Two additional bedrooms with built-in wardrobes, a family bathroom, and a dedicated office complete the upstairs. Split-system air-conditioning in the living room and office ensures year-round comfort.

Outside, the tropical garden is a peaceful retreat with mature trees, bamboo, and herbs like curry leaf and lemongrass. Additional features include generous hidden storage, a cellar, a garage storeroom, and easy access to local cafes, shops, and transport. Located in the Bardon State School catchment, this is a rare opportunity to secure a piece of Bardon’s architectural history.

Enjoy the perfect North-Easterly aspect, privacy, and convenience at 69 Northam Avenue.

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