Come home, relax and enjoy this high-quality McDonald Jones home surrounded by nature in the peaceful Sanctuary Estate. Perfectly designed with the family in mind, its flowing single level layout features a choice of living spaces, four robed bedrooms plus a study, two full-size bathrooms and a superb island kitchen.
Impressive from the outset with its landscaped front garden and finished with ducted air-conditioning and ducted vacuuming, the rear of the layout is dedicated to the inviting and welcoming family living space. The island kitchen lies at its heart and opens to the wide living and dining zones; off which the large home theatre beckons. The alfresco cabana and backyard are accessed via three sets of sliding doors and are just as perfect for entertaining as for quiet relaxation.
In a suburb rated as the number one place to live for families in the Lake Macquarie area and where house prices are continuing to grow, Fletcher is surrounded by a range of community facilities including sporting fields, a tennis court, doctor's surgery, bicycle and walking tracks, public art works, a childcare centre and local parks. Fletcher shopping village and Aldi are close by and Newcastle CBD and Hunter Valley are easily accessible via link roads.
- Fabulous position opposite reserve on 625sqm block
- Master bedroom with walk-in robe and full-size ensuite offers ideal separation from three further bedrooms
- Ultra-spacious open living space plus separate home theatre
- Stone-topped island kitchen with Smeg 6-burner gas/electric stove and double dish drawer
- Seamless connection to covered alfresco dining and backyard
- Ceiling fans to living area and two bedrooms
- Built-in robes in all bedrooms
- Double garage offers the convenience of internal access
- Moments from Bishop Tyrrell Anglican College and link roads to M1 and Hunter Expressway
Land: Approx 624m2
Rates: Approx 564/qtr
Rent: $800 to $850p/w
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