Hiding its quiet silhouette amongst a native, leafy streetscape, this weatherboard retreat rises at the end of a peaceful cul-de-sac in the foothills of Arthurs Seat, offering privacy without pretence and the kind of relaxed liveability sought by modern families who value a deep connection to place.
Beyond a charming front deck entry, the home opens into a sunken living room where banks of windows invite natural light and treetop views beneath raked ceilings. A sweep of deep teal wainscoting adds a soulful accent of colour that continues through each of the three robed bedrooms, with the front-facing main thoughtfully separated by a central bathroom with a shower-bath combination.
Oriented to keep you close to the activity, from hosting and meal prep to simply enjoying the rear outlook, the skylit kitchen pairs herringbone tiling with the luxe materiality of neutral stone benchtops, a gas cooktop and a wall oven. Flowing on from here, a fireside meals area adds a cosy warmth to the split-level design, while a north-facing deck extends directly outdoors for open-air dining or ambient evenings by the firepit.
Landscaping embraces a naturalistic, coastal aesthetic, layered with low-maintenance plantings, stepping stones and Colourbond fencing that connects effortlessly with the environment. Split-systems, a single carport, garden shed, generous under house storage and additional parking complete the wider 808 sqm (approx) amenity.
Steps from picturesque walking trails, the Waterfall Gully shops, and within easy reach of the Rosebud foreshore and vibrant dining strip, hinterland wineries, local schools, with freeway links close by, this home proves that when comfort and location align, the impact is immediate and long lasting.
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