78 Luckie St, Nunawading presents a substantial single-level residence of four bedrooms, three distinct living zones and a considered, classically detailed interior, held privately behind a rendered façade and secure front fencing. Set on a quiet residential street in Melbourne's east, it delivers the kind of space, storage and indoor-outdoor flow that suits established families, with parkland, everyday shopping and the rail line all comfortably within reach.
A covered portico and leadlight double doors open to a central hallway finished in polished timber flooring. To the front, a carpeted formal living room has been fitted as a home theatre, with a projector, drop-down screen and surround-sound speakers behind doors that close it away from the rest of the house.
The hallway leads through to an expansive open-plan family and dining room, where solid Tasmanian hardwood floors, ornate cornicing and sheer curtaining set a light, generous tone, and sliding doors open straight onto the alfresco. Alongside sits a separate rumpus room anchored by an inbuilt wood fireplace beneath a mantel — a second, more intimate space that still connects back to the heart of the home.
The kitchen wraps around a large island with breakfast bar seating beneath three pendant lights, combining white cabinetry, solid 30mm granite benchtops and a tiled splashback with a Ilve stainless steel oven and gas cooktop, an Asko dishwasher, under-cabinet lighting and banks of full-height storage. Windows above the bench frame the garden, a butler's pantry with its own sink and additional storage sits immediately behind, and a separate kitchenette towards the rear provides a second service zone when entertaining outdoors.
The main bedroom occupies the front of the plan, served by a walk-in robe and an ensuite with twin vanity, bath, shower and its own toilet. Three further bedrooms all have robes and share a central bathroom finished in floor-to-ceiling tiling, with twin basins, a bath, glass shower, plantation shutters and matte black tapware. A separate toilet sits nearby, with a powder room servicing the rear of the home.
A laundry with linen storage and external access, a dedicated storeroom, attic access and further storage beneath the house. Comfort is covered by ducted gas heating, refrigerated ducted air conditioning and split-system air conditioning, with security cameras to the exterior. A large double car garage with loft storage, rear workshop and WC provides internal entry, and the driveway allows for additional off-street parking.
Outdoors, an enclosed undercover alfresco with timber decking, exposed beams, outdoor heating and cooling fans extends the living space through the seasons, while a second covered deck beneath a steel pergola offers a separate setting for outdoor dining. The rear garden is laid to lawn and edged with paved paths, established garden beds, mature trees and screening hedges along the boundary.
Nunawading Station is a short walk for the city commute, while the Eastern Freeway is within easy reach. Everyday shopping, supermarkets and services are covered by the Blackburn North Shopping Centre, with the Whitehorse Road retail and homemaker precinct, local cafés and the arts and community facilities of The Round all close at hand. Tunstall Park and its playground are around the corner, with Cootamundra Walk playground and the walking trails of Blackburn Lake Sanctuary nearby. The home falls within the zones for Whitehorse Primary School and Blackburn High School, with a number of further primary and secondary options in the surrounding suburbs.
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