Located in Geelong West, this charming house for $232 per night is a great option for your next trip. Summary: Located in Geelong West, this split-level property is the perfect perch for your visit to Geelong. With private access of Raven St which opens into a contemporary down stairs area that leads up into a funky 1929 space. Opposite to the Yardz Hotel in Geelong West and direct access on to the Midland Hwy. You will be 7 mins from Geelong CBD and only a few minutes to Pakington St cafes and restaurants. This convenient renovated townhouse has all you need for a quick stay or few month working trip. The Space: A family home built over two levels, the ground floor has a contemporary open plan living design which leads up architectural stairs into the original 1929 build which boasts gorgeous angled ceilings and funky additions like a hidden walk in robe and bathroom design. Both levels are kept to a comfortable temperature with three split systems throughout the home. Approaching the home you will see the sign ‘1 Raven St’ to help guide you into the private entrance with a secure digital lock, which opens into the modern ground floor. To your left is the first bedroom, which consists of a queen bed, two bedside tables with lamps and a large built in robe. Bordering the first bedroom is the main bathroom which entails a walk in shower, toilet, vanity and large mirror, all dressed in bright white tiles. Walking up the hallway, with access to the single garage on the right, you enter the open living, dining and kitchen area fit with a well equipped ‘chefs kitchen’. Starting with the lounge which comprises of a lush 3-seater red leather couch which looks onto the large smart TV, with Free Wifi Available so you can log into all chosen subscription sites such as Netflix and Stan. Off to the right is the expansive kitchen which has no shortage of bench space, fully equipped with all the utensils, crockery, cookware and appliances you need to cook up a storm. Including an electric stove top, oven, microwave, dishwasher, kettle, toaster and fridge that dispenses ice & water. The dining area hosts a 6-seater wooden dining table, adjacent to the kitchen which also hides a European laundry tucked behind double doors, which includes a washing machine, dryer and a few items to help tidy up. The open living and dining area are kept bright by the windows which lead out to the courtyard which hosts a 5-seater glass outdoor dining setting, clothesline and three Yucca’s to add in some greenery. Walking through the lounge and up the stairs with architectural railing (gaps in wiring not suitable for young children as pictured) the home leads into the original 1929 build which boasts angled ceilings and interesting touches such as the hidden walk in robe and funky bathroom design. Starting with the large master retreat which comprises of a queen bed, two bedside tables with lamps, walk in robe and a study nook. To the side of the bed, hosts the second bathroom which leans into the funky 1930’s vibe with a splash of purple and small sporadic cupboards. The second bathroom entails a shower over bath, vanity and toilet with a purple feature wall and white subway tiles. At the end of the open master there is the third bedroom tucked to the side, which consists of two standard single beds, a bedside table with a lamp and the third Air conditioner of the home, the kids hideaway looks over the Midland Hwy with block out blinds on each window. All together this funky 1930’s extended home has everything you need for a family or workers trip down to Geelong. With Geelong CBD a 5-10 min drive and local cafes and restaurants practically at your door step, with Pakington St being a 10 min walk away. Guest Access Digital lock with a unique code for each reservation. 48 hours prior to your check-in, details will be sent out and your unique code provided. You will not need to come to our office to collect. You will have access to one garage spot and free on street parking. The Neighbourhood The property is located opposite The Yardz hotel on Raven Street, Geelong West. The Geelong CBD is a 5-10 min drive depending on traffic and you're within a 10 min walk to local cafes and restaurants on Pakington Street, including Telegraph Hotel, King of the Castle Café, Tandoori Cuisine, Country Pho and many more! Getting Around If you’re not bringing your own vehicle there is public transport via the local bus network with bus stops within 50m of the property. Ubers are also readily available in this area