Exclusively positioned within one of Eastern Hill's most tightly held cul-de-sac enclaves, this freestanding freehold Federation house dates to 1906 and showcases a thoughtful 1973 extension by renowned architect Glenn Murcutt, bringing architectural pedigree to a classic family residence. Behind its enduring double-brick façade, generous proportions, soaring ceilings and timber floors preserve the home's original character, while the later addition introduces flexibility and light-filled living ideally suited to modern family life. Front and rear alfresco spaces provide effortless settings for relaxed outdoor dining and entertaining. Accommodation is substantial and adaptable, comprising three oversized bedrooms alongside a versatile upper-level retreat that functions seamlessly as a parents' haven, teenager's zone or additional living space. From this elevated Eastern Hill address, Shelley Beach, Manly's oceanfront, harbour beaches and National Park walks are all just moments away, with Corso shopping, ferries and an array of restaurants and cafés within easy reach.- Classic freestanding, double-brick Federation house with character detailing- Exclusive cul-de-sac setting a short walk to the heart of Manly- Expansive living with marble fireplace and slow-combustion fire- Stone-topped kitchen with gas cooking combines with casual dining- Private rear entertainer's terrace offers space for alfresco dining- Three oversized bedrooms, two with French door access to verandah- Attic-style upper-level retreat with built-in robes, shower en-suite- Skylit family bathroom with bathtub and overhead shower- Excellent cross-ventilation, with high ceilings and abundant storage- Separate internal laundry and large under-stairs storage area- nine hundred meters to Shelly Beach, five hundred meters to Manly Beach, six hundred fifty meters to Little Manly Beach- eight hundred meters to The Corso, nine hundred meters to Manly Wharf