FIRST IMPRESSIONS FROM THE AGENT
Set in a quiet, highly desirable cul-de-sac, this custom-built brick home offers generous proportions, multiple living zones and a warm, family-friendly feel. With instant street appeal created by established trees and gardens, it's a home designed for those who want space to live, relax and entertain - both indoors and out.
FIRST CHOICE FEATURES
- Excellent street appeal with established trees and manicured gardens
- Stone benchtop kitchen with breakfast bar overlooking the open plan dining area
- Carpeted formal lounge room plus separate tiled rumpus room
- Large master bedroom with walk-in robe and private ensuite
- Three additional generously sized bedrooms, all with built-in robes
- Enclosed outdoor alfresco seamlessly accessed from the indoor living areas
- Abundant windows throughout creating natural light and warmth
- Practical three-way main bathroom ideal for family living
- Ducted reverse-cycle air conditioning for year-round comfort
- Rolling mountain views from front and backyard
- Double lock-up garage with internal access and remote doors
- Level 847sqm block offering complete privacy
- Lock-up shed ideal for storage, hobbies or garden equipment
- Peaceful cul-de-sac location surrounded by quality homes
WHY THE OWNER PUT THE PROPERTY FIRST
The owners chose this home for its space, layout and quiet family-friendly position. They loved the separate living areas for everyone, the ease of indoor-outdoor flow, and the privacy provided by the established gardens.
Contact Marnie Robbins on 0423 618 693 to arrange your private inspection.
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