Chaddesley Avenue

Cocooned at the end of a cul-de-sac and on a 740sqm block of land, the site’s original home was in surprisingly good nick considering its vintage. Built in 1935, the freestanding double-storey solid-brick Art Deco house hadn’t been sullied with questionable extensions or dated renovations. 

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The owners of 25 years wanted to improve dark and dysfunctional spaces of the house, namely the ground-floor kitchen and dining areas and laundry, to create better indoor/outdoor entertaining spaces.