Tucked away among established trees on 1,467m² of land, with ample trees and birds, 16 Glynne Road feels a world removed from everyday suburbia.
This is not simply a four-bedroom home with a large backyard. The land falls away through a beautiful natural setting toward the creek at the rear, creating the kind of privacy, outlook and connection with nature that is becoming increasingly difficult to find.
The split-level residence has been designed to take advantage of its surrounds, with elevated living spaces looking through the trees and a broad rear balcony providing the perfect place to sit, listen to the birds and watch the seasons change around you.
Inside, the home offers four bedrooms, including a privately positioned main bedroom with ensuite, together with generous living and dining areas and excellent separation for family life. A lift provides convenient access between levels, while downstairs a substantial rumpus room adds another living zone with direct connection to the rear of the property.
There is also extensive under-house storage, a double carport and the sort of space around the home that opens up possibilities for gardeners, families, creatives or simply those wanting room to breathe.
But the real attraction here is the setting.
Follow the property down through the trees and you arrive at the creek - a peaceful natural boundary that gives this home a character all of its own. It's easy to understand why an advertisement for the property decades ago described the setting as its own piece of paradise. The trees have matured since then, and today that sense of seclusion is even more pronounced.
For buyers who have been searching for something beyond the conventional suburban home - more land, more privacy, more character and genuine connection to the environment - 16 Glynne Road is a property that needs to be experienced in person.
