Quiet, leafy and set on a gentle bend, this pocket of Burwood East is defined by the bushland of Highbury Park at its edge. The home sits low and private behind a gated frontage and a deep double carport, its painted brick and clean modernist lines framed by established plantings. Inside, exposed beams and warm-toned floors carry an easy, unhurried calm that will appeal to growing families and downsizers alike.
Life here settles into easy patterns. Morning light drifts across the beamed formal lounge, with a study waiting at one end and a warm-toned tiled sunroom at the other, opening to a private garden made for slow weekends. The kitchen and its long peninsula bench keep the cook in the conversation, while sliding doors invite dinner outdoors on warm evenings. Along the central hallway, three robed bedrooms leave room for family, guests or working from home.
Practical touches run throughout, including ducted heating, a ceiling fan, an Omega oven with electric cooktop, a Hisense dishwasher, a family bathroom with both bath and shower, a separate powder room and a laundry with direct outside access. Outside, a broad lawn, pergola-shaded patio, garden shed and standalone workshop complete the picture.
Families are well placed, with Burwood East Primary School a short walk away and Forest Hill College within easy reach. Burwood One and Burwood Brickworks cover everyday shopping and dining. The Route 75 tram runs along Burwood Highway for a direct city commute, with Deakin University closer still. And at the rear, Highbury Park offers a playground, walking trails and remnant bushland on the doorstep.
● Three robed bedrooms & powder room
● Sunroom, study & sheltered garden
● Separate laundry with outside access
● Double carport & gated entry
● Walk to school, tram, & shopping
