Showcasing a superior build standard and finished with an eye for quality, with features and finishes that sit far above the norm, this three-year young townhome rests privately at the rear of a beautifully maintained block with low owner's corp costs of less than $1000 per annum, delivering a refined blend of comfort and effortless low‑maintenance living. At the heart of the home, an open‑plan living and dining zone is elevated by a feature wall, spotted gum floors, and a striking black‑and‑white kitchen appointed with stone benches, Bosch appliances and a gas cooktop. Sliding doors open to a neat, private courtyard with both paved and grassed areas. The thoughtful layout offers a bedroom and bathroom on the ground floor, and two further bedrooms upstairs alongside a second modern bathroom, making it ideal for flexible family living or guest accommodation. Throughout the home, high‑quality carpets, split systems in every room, and excellent finishes add comfort and style, and everyday practicality is well covered with ducted vacuum, alarm and cameras, intercom, water tank, a remote‑entry garage with internal and rear access, plus an extra car space on title. All of this in an excellent location, walking distance from Sewell Reserve, Northern Golf Course, Glenroy College, and West Street cafés, with public transport nearby and easy access to major shopping for your everyday needs.
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