Screened from the street and wrapped in greenery, this Upwey home delivers the kind of privacy families crave without disconnecting you from village life. Set on approximately 1006m² in a quiet, low-traffic cul-de-sac, it has the hush and seclusion of a hills hideaway, with the station, RSL, schools, shops, sporting facilities and Dandenong Ranges National Park all close at hand.
The layout has been designed with real family flexibility in mind. At one end, the main bedroom occupies its own private wing with an enormous walk-in robe and a beautifully renovated, fully tiled ensuite featuring a rain shower and heated towel rail. Beside it, a separate lounge with toasty open fireplace and an adjoining home office create a retreat within the retreat. Built-in bench seating and storage run along one wall of the office, while treetop vistas make working from home feel decidedly less corporate. Close the sliding barn door and this entire wing can become a peaceful parents' domain, a teenage hangout or the ultimate sleepover zone where turning up the volume is somebody else's problem.
At the centre of the home, the main living and dining area connects easily with the kitchen, where generous storage, excellent natural light and leafy outlooks accompany a 900mm gas cooktop, Bosch pyrolytic oven and stainless-steel dishwasher.
A separate bedroom wing at the opposite end keeps the household beautifully balanced, with three robed bedrooms featuring fresh carpet alongside a family bathroom with bath and shower. An updated laundry completes the practical side of family life.
Outside, there is room to spread out in every direction. A covered deck on one side and an all-weather paved alfresco on the other create options for entertaining, rainy play or simply finding a quiet corner with a coffee. Grassy areas invite fresh air fun and wandering feet, with a flat pad ready-made for a trampoline.
The sealed driveway is another standout. Two entrances connect in a loop, creating effortless access, space for numerous vehicles and a very welcome answer to the teenage-car-years dilemma. A double tandem carport sits in the middle, while screening plantings across the front preserve the sense of retreat. Add prolific birdlife, the occasional wandering echidna and a setting that feels far more secluded than its address suggests.
Wright Avenue Playground is at the end of the street with Mast Gully Creek running through, the RSL and the delights of the Village are all an easy walk away including great cafe's and eating, cute gift shops, the Fat Goat bar, an IGA, Upwey Railway Station, and services such as dentist, chiropractor, newsagent and close to primary schools and Upwey High School.
At a Glance:
Four bedrooms, two bathrooms, three living zones
Approx. 1006m² quarter-acre allotment
Private main bedroom wing with huge walk-in robe
Renovated fully tiled ensuite with rain shower and heated towel rail
Separate lounge with open fireplace
Spacious home office with built-in bench seating and storage
Sliding barn door allowing the wing to be closed off
Central living and dining zone with leafy outlooks
Kitchen with 900mm gas cooktop, Bosch pyrolytic self-cleaning oven and stainless-steel dishwasher
Three additional robed bedrooms with fresh carpet
Family bathroom with bath and shower
Updated laundry
Ducted heating, ceiling fans and ducted vacuum
Two outdoor entertaining zones: Covered alfresco plus deck
Flat lawn pockets including space for trampoline
Two connected sealed driveway entrances providing extensive off-street parking
Double tandem carport
Private screening plantings across the frontage
Quiet, low-traffic street with no-through-road end
Abundant birdlife and wildlife
Walk to Upwey RSL and train station
Close to schools, shops, sporting facilities and Dandenong Ranges National Park
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