The backyard is south facing. The slope of land is Moderately Inclined, and frontage is about 26.6 metres. More about the land block...
 
Set into a north facing hill and constructed in the 1930s of Warrandyte stone and vertical boards, 'Yarra Heights' is indicative of the 'Warrandyte Style' homes designed and built by two women architects, Alexa Goyder and Myrtle Houston, in the surrounding bushland at that time. This character 4 bedroom plus study home even today conveys the very essence of Warrandyte and remains evocative of the era past.
Set on 1,016 sq m approx of elevated land and merging at the rear into the natural bush of the Warrandyte State Park, this enchanting home is surrounded by a garden of English style plantings at the front and natives at the rear, cleared spaces and stone walls and provides sweeping tree top views from house and garden.
The house is built on two levels, on the upper level is the L shaped living and dining room featuring timber floors, gas log fire and opening onto a sheltered balcony. There is a charming kitchen, with a touch of French provincial farmhouse, overlooking the back garden and whose solid timber benches could probably tell a story or two about wonderful meals served over the decades. High ceilings, original doors and windows add character and ambiance
Lot/Plan No: 1/PS618571