Positioned at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac, this privately built family home on a flat 857m² block presents a fantastic opportunity for families, first-home buyers or savvy investors looking to secure a foothold in Weston Creek Region.
The home offers privacy, space and a practical floor plan suited to everyday living. A light-filled lounge and dining area flow through to a well-maintained kitchen with a pleasant outlook over the front yard, creating a comfortable central living space.
The home includes three well-proportioned bedrooms, all positioned for flexibility and comfort, whether for family living, guests or a home office. The bathroom is functional with a bathtub and separate shower. Reverse-cycle air conditioning ensures year-round comfort.
Outside, the spacious front and rear gardens provides ample room for children and pets to play. The secure backyard also features a patio ideal for entertaining and a lock-up double garage, offering excellent storage and flexibility.
Conveniently located with direct footpath to Rivett oval, as well as being close to Rivett local shops, schools, public transport, sporting facilities, and just a short drive to Cooleman Court, the home combines quiet surroundings with easy access to everyday amenities.
Features include:
- Privately positioned at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac
- 857m² flat block
- Functional lounge and dining area
- Reverse-cycle air conditioning
- Built in robes
- Lock-up double garage
- Quiet, family-friendly street setting
- Direct footpath access to Rivett oval
UCV: $613,000
Block Size: 857m2
House Size: 98m2 (approx.)
Year of Construction: 1971
EER: 1.0
Outgoings:
General Rates: $936 p/qtr (approx.)
Land Tax (investors): $1,796 p/qtr (approx.)
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