This impressive 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom home offers something truly different, combining generous proportions with quality finishes throughout. Boasting high recessed ceilings, extra-wide hallways and solid Tasmanian oak timber floors, the home delivers a sense of space and style from the moment you step inside.
Designed with functionality in mind, the contemporary kitchen will appeal to any home cook, featuring granite benchtops, island breakfast bar, double fridge recess, ample storage, quality appliances & pantry. It overlooks a spacious open-plan living and dining area enhanced by recessed ceilings & feature lighting.
The master suite is privately positioned and generously sized, complete with a feature wall, double entry doors, his and hers walk-in robes and a well-appointed ensuite with dual vanities, shower and a bath. The three additional bedrooms are all oversized, with walk-in or built-in robes, and two enjoy semi-ensuite access-ideal for family living.
Additional internal features include a separate study or activity area, powder room (third WC), reverse-cycle air conditioning to all rooms, triple cornices, quality skirting boards and tinted windows allowing natural light while reducing glare.
Outdoors, the home continues to impress with easy-care gardens, and a powered shed.
The oversized garage is a rare bonus, offering extra height and width with a workshop area and rear roller door access, making it suitable for larger vehicles, boats or caravans.
Positioned in a quiet, convenient location within walking distance to local schools, parks, shops and public transport, this is a quality home that stands apart from the rest.
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