Positioned directly opposite the scenic creek reserve in one of Tarneit’s most tightly held pockets, this beautifully presented family residence offers the lifestyle, space, and long-term value buyers have been waiting for.
Set on a generous 512m² allotment, this single-level home immediately stands apart from the typical suburban offering, combining peaceful open outlooks, privacy, and everyday convenience in one of the area’s most family-friendly locations.
Step inside and discover a thoughtfully designed home built for real family living, featuring multiple living zones, a separate formal lounge, spacious open-plan family and dining areas, plus a dedicated rumpus room, giving everyone their own space to relax, entertain, and unwind.
At the heart of the home, the gourmet kitchen features stone benchtops, premium 900mm appliances, and generous storage, flowing seamlessly to the outdoor entertaining area, perfect for family gatherings all year round.
The oversized master suite offers a private retreat complete with walk-in robe, ensuite, and spa, while additional bedrooms are generously proportioned for growing families.
What buyers will love:
✅ Rare creek-facing position with no direct front neighbour
✅ Peaceful walking trails and open green outlook
✅ Approx. 33sq family home on 512m²
✅ Multiple living areas for growing families
✅ Solar power for lower running costs
✅ Minutes to schools, childcare, shopping, transport, and major road links
Homes in this location, with this outlook, and this level of family functionality rarely come to market.
Auction 30 May at 1:00pm
A property like this will not wait. Inspect today or risk missing out..
For more Real Estate in Tarneit contact your Area Specialist Adam Bindra 0490 096 418 or Sophie McQuinlan on 0435 674 937.
Note: Every care has been taken to verify the accuracy of the details in this advertisement, however we cannot guarantee its correctness. Prospective purchasers are requested to take such action as is necessary, to satisfy themselves of any pertinent matters.
