There are homes you inspect, and there are homes that quietly click into place the moment you walk through the door. This is the latter. Tucked at the end of a peaceful cul-de-sac road in Jones Hill, 10 Supremacy Place offers something increasingly hard to find on a standard suburban block, a home that has been looked after properly, upgraded where it counts, and set up for a family to simply move in and start living.
Built in 2010 by All Weather on a generous 798m² parcel, this low-set brick home sits behind a sweeping stamped concrete driveway that leads to an extra-wide garage, fitted with shelving down one side for the tools, the bikes, or the boat. Almost every home on this stretch is owner-occupied, and it shows in the quiet, settled feel of the street itself.
At the heart of the home is an open-plan kitchen, living and dining zone, where a long stone-look island bench with pendant lighting anchors the room. The kitchen runs deep, with a Westinghouse wall oven and cooktop, generous cream cabinetry, a
