Set on 744sqm, this original three-bedroom home combines a practical layout, excellent natural light and unusually useful outdoor space. It is comfortable as it stands, with enough character and flexibility to make an update worthwhile.
The Area
Eastwood Shopping Centre is close by for everyday essentials, with Balmoral Crescent Playground, public transport and the Clifton Creek walking tracks also within easy reach. It is a convenient part of Eastwood that works particularly well for buyers wanting shops, walking and open space nearby without giving up a proper backyard.
Inside
The main living room is the standout. Cathedral ceilings rise to approximately 3.8 metres at their highest point, while a bay window and large floor-to-ceiling glazing bring in plenty of afternoon light and give the room genuine character.
The dining area and kitchen sit toward the eastern side of the home, catching the morning sun. The original kitchen includes an electric cooktop, built-in oven and grill, dishwasher, breakfast bar, walk-in pantry and plenty of storage.
There are three bedrooms, all with ceiling fans. The north-facing main bedroom overlooks the garden and includes a walk-in robe and ensuite with an accessible shower. Bedroom two also faces north and has two generous built-in robes, while bedroom three includes its own built-in robe.
A central bathroom with bath and shower, separate toilet, spacious laundry and two hallway linen cupboards complete the layout.
Outside
There is side access through to the rear yard, along with a double garage and a separate powered shed. The shed has double opening doors approximately 5.6 metres wide, around 2.3 metres of clearance, lighting, power points, shelving and a window for natural light.
Two covered outdoor areas provide options for sitting outside throughout the day, including an east-facing area suited to morning sun. The established gardens are colourful without demanding much lawn maintenance, with gravel, mulch, ferns, flowering plants and fruit trees adding interest.
Solar-assisted electric hot water and a rotary clothesline round out the practical side of things.
The Opportunity
Everything here is original, and that is part of the appeal. Move in, renovate gradually, downsize without feeling boxed in, or use the land, shed and side access to suit your own plans.
It is not trying to be flashy. It is simply a well-built, light-filled home with good bones, useful space and plenty to work with.
