The couple have undertaken renovations to open up the floor plan to invite the light in and create a seamless flow that bridges the gap between heritage character and contemporary luxury.
“Coming from nearly two decades of apartment living, we truly learned the value of a deck, and this house has two of the best,” Mrs Reed said.
“Whether it’s the morning coffee on the front porch or long afternoons on the rear deck, the French doors stay open and the breeze just flows through.
“In the kitchen, we added new counter tops, a splash back and closed it off to create the living room divide.
“By doing this we created a kitchen with a beautiful open and bright feel to complement the flow between the two decks.
“It is a lovely kitchen that our family have enjoyed cooking together in. It certainly has plenty of space to move around in.”
Mrs Reed said: “We created a studio apartment for our daughter, but with our youngest now off to college in Melbourne, it’s time for us to head to the coast”.
“We’re moving to the beach, leaving behind a home that we’ve tailored to be the ultimate family retreat,” she said.