Set on a well-proportioned 448sqm (approx.) allotment within one of Aintree's most convenient and family-friendly pockets, 13 Aniseed Avenue, Aintree presents a modern single-level residence delivering comfort, space and effortless everyday living. Built in 2018 by Eight Homes, this well-maintained home offers a flexible floorplan, multiple living zones and seamless indooroutdoor flow ideal for families, investors or those seeking a quality, low-maintenance lifestyle.
A neat contemporary façade and landscaped frontage create an inviting first impression, leading into a thoughtfully designed interior that prioritises functionality and comfort. Positioned at the front of the home, the generous principal bedroom provides a private retreat complete with a walk-in robe and ensuite, separated from the home's main living areas.
At the heart of the residence, the open-plan kitchen, dining and living domain is filled with natural light and designed for both everyday living and entertaining. The kitchen is well-appointed with ample bench space, quality appliances, generous cabinetry and a central island that seamlessly connects the dining and living zones.
A second living area offers valuable versatility, ideal as a formal lounge, children's retreat or home office. Three additional bedrooms are well-sized and serviced by a central family bathroom and separate toilet, ensuring comfort and convenience for the whole household.
Sliding doors extend the living space outdoors to a covered alfresco area, overlooking a secure, low-maintenance backyard perfect for relaxed entertaining, weekend barbecues or a safe play space for children and pets.
Year-round comfort is assured with ducted heating, evaporative cooling and split-system air conditioning, while a double garage with internal access adds everyday practicality. Positioned close to parks, schools, sporting clubs, Coles and local shopping, with easy access to Taylors Road and the Western Freeway, this home offers a connected lifestyle in a growing, well-established community.
