61 Hiller has been lovingly updated throughout, it offers comfort, efficiency and easy everyday living. Built in 1959 and set on an 827m² allotment, the home has undergone extensive improvements over the years. A new roof, double-glazed windows, upgraded insulation, new custom blinds, fresh paint inside and out, a welcoming front deck and new front door all combine to create a home that's warm, inviting and exceptionally well maintained.
The updated kitchen is well-equipped with quality appliances, natural gas cooking and plenty of storage, while the adjoining living spaces are light-filled and practical. Polished timber floors add character through the bedrooms and hallway, complemented by new flooring in the sunroom and office. Natural gas heating provides efficient year-round comfort, complemented by the warmth and ambience of an electric fireplace-style heater.
Offering three bedrooms, two with built-in storage, plus a versatile fourth bedroom or home office, the layout is ideal for couples, young families or those working from home. The bathroom includes both a separate bath and shower, with a separate toilet adding convenience.
Outside, the low-maintenance yard has something for everyone. A garage, garden shed, hothouse, cubby house and a firepit area provide plenty of space to enjoy without demanding constant upkeep.
Every improvement has been made with longevity and comfort in mind, making this a home that feels cared for from the moment you arrive. Offering great value, this is a fantastic opportunity for first-home buyers, young families or investors looking for a property that's ready to enjoy from day one.
We look forward to welcoming you to this opportunity. Call Sharyn for further details, and to arrange your inspection.
** Property Circle Tas has no reason to doubt the accuracy of the information in this document which has been sourced from means which are considered reliable, however we cannot guarantee accuracy. Prospective purchasers are advised to carry out their own investigations. All measurements are approximate.
