Jellis Craig. Tucked away in a quiet court and backing directly onto Woodridge Linear Park, this substantial family residence delivers a wonderful combination of space, flexibility and tranquil surrounds, all set on a generous 901m² (approx.) allotment.
Designed to embrace its leafy outlook, the home reveals a warm and inviting interior highlighted by timber-lined ceilings and expansive windows that draw in natural light and frame the surrounding greenery. A generous main living area forms the heart of the home, complemented by a dedicated meals zone and a well-appointed kitchen that connects seamlessly to the outdoors.
Multiple living zones ensure excellent flexibility for growing families, including a spacious lower-level rumpus that provides the ideal retreat for children, entertaining or multi-generational living. The four-bedroom layout is thoughtfully arranged, with the main bedroom enjoying its own ensuite, while a central bathroom services the remaining accommodation.
Outdoors, the home truly comes into its own. A large decked entertaining area overlooks the established gardens and parkland beyond, creating a peaceful and private setting for gatherings or quiet relaxation. A spa, landscaped surrounds and meandering garden spaces further enhance the sense of connection to nature, while direct access to the adjoining reserve offers an extension of the backyard lifestyle.
Practicality is well addressed with a double carport, additional storage and a functional layout that caters effortlessly to everyday living.
Positioned in a truly unique setting, the home enjoys a rare lifestyle benefit with direct access via the linear reserve pathway, offering a short, flat walk to the local primary school (no roads to cross) and into the heart of Eltham, including cafés, shops and the train station. This exceptional connectivity, combined with its peaceful court location, makes it an outstanding opportunity to secure a spacious family home in a tightly held pocket.
A lifestyle of comfort, space and natural beauty awaits.
