Positioned within the quiet township of Chiltern that's only 23 minutes to Wodonga and 13 minutes to Rutherglen. Situated on a corner 980sqm (approx) allotment with side access that provides ample opportunities to take full advantage of the homes backyard. The homes character is on display from the moment you enter the front yard with an established native garden that provides privacy. 14 Park Street presents an impressive package to first home buyers, investors or downsizers seeking a quiet country lifestyle in a highly sought after location.
Compromising of three well sized bedrooms that all have built in robe storage while the master suite has a renovated ensuite that consists of a shower, vanity, toilet and two towel rails. The living room to the entry of the home provides a great central space within the home while the functional kitchen has gas cooking, dishwasher and lower cupboard storage. The original family bathroom provides a shower/bath with hand rails, toilet and vanity that will ensure to accommodate the whole family.
Set in a peaceful, established setting, this versatile home offers an inviting outdoor living space that will be ideal for gatherings with a decked patio that overlooks an open entertaining area that has a shade sail, concrete flooring and fronts the fully fenced backyard that provides a vast area for pets or children to enjoy.
Additional features include ceiling fans in two bedrooms, day/night roller blinds, second living space/parents retreat, second toilet off laundry, split system heating/cooling in two rooms, instantaneous gas hot water service, rainwater tank with pump, 6kw solar panel system and powered single car shed/workshop with concrete flooring.
Enriched with character and complementing so much upside, 14 Park Street Chiltern is an inviting option with the homes vibrant central location on display with the townships local shops/eateries only 600m away. For further information or to arrange a viewing, contact Matt Humphreys 0438 037 551 or Emma Webb 0488 362 352.
Property Code: 1682
