PRIVATE SALE
Flexible settlement terms 60/75/90 days.
Flexible deposit terms 5% or 10% deposit required.
Lifestyle is largely defined by location, and this one is truly amazing.
Privately set at the rear of a dual occupancy allotment, this contemporary single-level residence, with its generous proportions, provision for a caravan and direct gate access into Barngeong Reserve, provides exemplary low maintenance living.
Setting a terrific first impression, manicured box hedges frame the front garden entrance, complemented by a statement weeping cherry tree. Inside, the sprawling open plan living and dining room delights with its size, radiant natural light and leafy reserve vistas.
The large connecting kitchen with stainless steel appliances will make meal preparation a breeze, featuring a 900mm upright cooker and rangehood, a dishwasher, strip-lit splashbacks, a breakfast bar and a corner pantry. This entire hub overlooks and opens to a secure, lushly lawned backyard, allowing children and pets to play freely in full view of parents.
For restful sleep, there are three bedrooms with built-in wardrobes and ceiling fans. The master suite boasts a walk-in wardrobe and a chic ensuite, while the remaining rooms share a matching-style bathroom with the inclusion of a bathtub.
Complete with a European laundry, front and rear security screen doors, an alarm, ducted heating, a split system air conditioner, a sliding door storage cupboard, a shed, a water tank and an extra-tall and wide remote double garage with a rear workbench, this home awaits the quick-acting buyer seeking a serene stress-free existence.
The reserve behind features football, baseball and soccer fields, a playground, an off-leash dog area and a kindergarten. You can walk to Brushy Creek Trail, bus stops, Mooroolbark Train Station, shops, cafes, restaurants, childcare, medical centres and the local library. A great selection of primary and secondary schools, Maroondah Village, Chirnside Park Shopping Centre, Eastland and EastLink are also easily accessible.
