This cozy north-facing 3-bedroom home is delightfully presented
It begins with the front yard. Fully fenced, sheltered and sunny, with the security of an alarmed gate, it's the perfect play area for young children. Parents can relax on the paved verandah or behind the glass in the lounge area.
Large windows across the front of the home not only provide a great view of the entertainment, but also flood the home with light. A brightness accentuated by cathedral ceilings and neutral tones. The fresh palette is the signature of a recent renovation.
Blockout Roman and sheer double-blinds add a touch of elegance to the living area and bedroom windows.
Floating floors make their way from the lounge, through the dining room and kitchen, and along the hallway to the third bedroom/home office. Plush carpet lies soft underfoot in the remaining two bedrooms.
All three bedrooms have built-in robes. The master with the added convenience of an ensuite.
The central bathroom includes shower, bath and vanity. The separate toilet is accessed from the laundry.
Marble-look benchtops and resplendent splashback tiles in the kitchen and laundry pick up the luminous theme. Gas cooktop, electric oven, dishwasher, and pantry meet your culinary requirements.
The interior climate is controlled by two reverse-cycle split systems, and reversible ceiling fans in the lounge and bedrooms.
A double-length carport protects vehicles from the elements.
Access to the backyard is via the dining room sliding door or through the laundry. The rear of the property includes another fully fenced play area with garden shed and large deck. Ceiling fans, blinds and a misting system on the deck adjust the comfort levels for entertaining.
Beyond the backyard lies a horse-enthusiasts' delight. This is the work area for the horse-training owner. It includes 16 stables (3 formerly a triple carport), a 10m diameter fully covered, rubber-lined round yard/sand roll, 3 tie-up bays, tack area and wash bay complete with a gas-bottle-fed instantaneous hot water supply.
Rear entry from Ross Street keeps horse and home life apart.
For those without horses, this section of the property could provide a stable income to offset the mortgage. Neighbouring stables currently rent for $28 to $35 per stable, per week. This could potentially mean a weekly income of $448 up to $560 if all 16 stables are rented.
What a rare opportunity. Your own home, plus potential income.
