Set amid sweeping lawns and established rose beds, this colonial-style brick veneer home looks out to Mt Tarrangower from a private, gently sloping allotment of approximately 5,059 sqm (1.25 acres). Fully enclosed with rabbit-proof fencing, the grounds offer plenty of space to garden, entertain and enjoy the peaceful setting.
Front and rear verandahs give the home its country character, and bay windows in the formal lounge frame views of the roses. The open-plan kitchen, dining and family area opens to a covered entertaining deck with a potbelly stove for cooler evenings. The kitchen features an electric cooktop and wall oven, dishwasher and pantry. An Arrow wood heater warms the family room, with ceiling fans and split systems in the family room and main bedroom for year-round comfort.
The main bedroom has a walk-in robe and ensuite, while two further bedrooms with built-in robes share a central bathroom with a separate bath and shower. A separate toilet, full-sized laundry, linen storage and a double garage under the roofline complete the home.
A brick-paved outdoor area and shaded fernery sit alongside a productive garden with apple, plum, apricot, lemon and lemonade trees. A 22,500-litre tank off the workshop gravity-feeds the garden, while a separate 4,500-litre rainwater tank supplies drinking water. Two garden sheds, 7.5 kW of grid-connected solar across the house and workshop, and heat pump hot water add everyday practicality.
The five-bay workshop measures approximately 7.6 × 15 metres, with wide sliding doors, a concrete floor, power, workbenches, mezzanine storage and hot and cold water. A separate toilet sits behind the shed. With space for vehicles, equipment and projects, it will appeal to tradespeople, collectors and hobbyists alike.
With walking trails accessible directly from the property and the golf course nearby, there's plenty to enjoy close to home. The heart of historic Maldon is moments away, making it easy to head into town for a coffee or pick up supplies before returning to the quiet of your own garden.
