* Beautifully built, graciously styled two story home
* Classic looks, large entrance hall, central lounge
* Central kitchen hub, striking formal dining room,
* Art deco influences throughout, enviable living
* Multiple living areas, ornate fittings and fixtures

Sometimes, mere words are not capable of adequately describing the true looks of a home, so the old adage about a picture being worth a thousand words, rings true.
And with 105 Empress Terrace, you must look at the pictures, because this home is one of the very few that is actually fit for an Empress. Let's do our best to describe it, then let your eyes see the story.
Rarely do we see such beautifully restored and modernised family homes offered for sale. Large airy rooms with ornate plaster ceilings and highly polished wooden floors speak of a bygone-era when craftsmanship was paramount.

Coming through the large entrance hall you'll see that the original integrity of this family home has been kept, yet its functionality has been enhanced by a sensitive renovation catering for the family needs of the 21st century.

Inside you'll discover a formal, separate dining and lounge room juxtaposed with the large, family friendly kitchen/lounge area and a covered back deck. But the formal dining room with its ornate, hand crafted panel work is a standout feature that speaks of days long past when fine dining really was a formal affair.

Downstairs, you'll find that saviour for family sanity; true separation of living with a large rumpus area, three bedrooms, a separate bathroom and an entertainer's deck.

There's plenty more, of course; not the least that the Empress (house that is), sits sedately and securely on a large, grassy, corner block in green and pleasant Bardon.