Completely refreshed and ready to enjoy, this beautifully updated single-level home offers effortless living in a peaceful Palmerston setting. Positioned at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac on a generous 658m2 block, the hard work has been done – you can simply move in and enjoy.
Thoughtfully renovated to a high standard throughout, the home showcases a stunning updated kitchen, stylishly refreshed bathroom, new flooring, and updated blinds and curtains. Every detail has been carefully considered to create a modern, comfortable, and functional living environment suited to a wide range of buyers.
The practical single-level floorplan offers excellent everyday usability, while the outdoor space delivers the perfect balance of simplicity and space. The backyard is low-maintenance yet incredibly rewarding, featuring a variety of established fruit trees producing year-round harvests. There is plenty of room for entertaining, relaxing, or for kids and pets to enjoy safely.
Convenience is another standout feature. Located just moments from local schools, parks, ovals, and all the amenities of the Gungahlin Town Centre, the home also offers easy access to public transport, with a bus stop just a short stroll away.
Combining quality renovations, a generous block, and a quiet, family-friendly location, this is a fantastic opportunity to secure a move-in-ready home in a highly sought-after suburb.
You'll love...
- LG split system reverse-cycle air conditioning
- LG dishwasher
- Ariston stainless steel oven and cooktop
- Solar panels
- Fruit trees (including fig, plum, nectarine, lemons and more)
- Single carport and ample off-street parking
- Established landscaped gardens
- Built-in robes in all bedrooms
The details...
- Block: 658m2
- Home: 103m2
- Carport: 18m2
- Built: 1994
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