21 Aberdeen Street

“Felicita” at 21 Aberdeen Street offers a rare opportunity to secure a grand period brick residence on a generous 981 m² (approx) allotment in Newtown’s blue chip precinct. Built c1918-19, this substantial family brick home blends original architectural detail with generous proportions and modern amenity.

Behind its picturesque façade lies a versatile floor plan encompassing six bedrooms, three bathrooms and multiple living zones. Two of the bedrooms are on the ground floor, including a guest suite with its own ensuite and a second bedroom served by a nearby bathroom, while the remaining four bedrooms and a family bathroom are upstairs. Elegant formal dining and lounge rooms showcase high ceilings, decorative plasterwork, beautiful lead light and ornate fireplaces, and the kitchen looks out to the rear yard and flows directly out to a casual undercover entertaining area. A stunning front reception room offers multi use, and would make the perfect home office or sitting room and provides a quiet retreat. Upstairs a playroom/study adjoins two of the bedrooms, while a sunny bay view sunroom opens off the largest bedroom. Beautiful window furnishings and spectacular light fittings throughout the home. Ducted heating throughout the home, gas fireplace to the formal lounge, plus air conditioning upstairs.

Set behind a broad street frontage, the home includes a three car carport with roller doors from the rear access via Skene Street and ample off street parking, with a deep rear garden offering scope for outdoor entertaining or future enhancements. Garden shed, water tanks plus seperate large laundry and storage room. The property’s elevated Newtown address places it within strolling distance of prestigious schools along Aphrasia and Noble Streets, Pakington Street’s renowned cafes and boutiques, and bus routes and parklands. With its combination of scale, heritage charm and prime location, this landmark residence promises exceptional family living and long term investment potential; private inspections are invited to appreciate its unique appeal.

“Felicita” at 21 Aberdeen Street offers a rare opportunity to secure a grand period brick residence on a generous 981 m² (approx) allotment in Newtown’s blue chip precinct. Built c1918-19, this substantial family brick home blends original architectural detail with generous proportions and modern amenity.

Behind its picturesque façade lies a versatile floor plan encompassing six bedrooms, three bathrooms and multiple living zones. Two of the bedrooms are on the ground floor,