Stealing the show with its character, personality and central location, this 1920s villa has emerged as a bright and stylish home fit for 21st century living. It retains its quintessential detailing but raises the game dramatically when it comes to everyday comfort, indoor-outdoor living, and quality of life. The home achieves a beautiful aesthetic through a fusion of old and new and is a dream come true for character lovers who want a home with a vintage look and all the mod cons. The high-stud interior has good natural light and is in synch with alfresco living. A wooden deck extends off the main lounge and steps down to a paved courtyard, so there's plenty of scope for outdoor relaxation and effortless entertaining. The living domain is open concept in line with modern needs. Kitchen, bathroom and ensuite all make style statements and native timber flooring adds warmth and ambience. Landscaped gardens complement the weatherboard villa, and the section is well planted in gardens, hedges and avocado trees. Sitting on 741sqm of prime Whitiora real estate, this property will also pique the interest of developers as it meets the Hamilton City Council's criteria for housing development under Plan Change 12. This housing intensification proposal allows three homes of up to three storeys in certain parts of the city. Dyer Street is one such area, and developers will be keen to snap up a pocket of land like this. With the river, cafes, bars, restaurants, retail, sports stadium and recreation all in walking distance, the location is hugely appealing. Moreover, the home could be relocated and enjoyed in a new environment.