At 16 Sunrise Court Cobram, wake to soft morning light, expansive Murray River views and the quiet sense of space that this impressive 30 metre River Road frontage provides. Set on a huge allotment of 1,280m2 within this tightly held and established pocket, the home offers a rare combination of outlook, orientation and functionality - enhanced by thoughtful improvements while still retaining scope to further personalise and add value over time.
With a prized north-easterly rear aspect, the kitchen, rumpus room and office capture the morning sun while overlooking the pool, expansive lawn and river beyond. Whether you are entertaining under the vergola near the pool, cooking dinner with the river as your backdrop, or enjoying a peaceful coffee at sunrise, this is a property designed for relaxed, everyday luxury.
Updated throughout, the home presents as move-in ready while offering scale, versatility and rare vehicle access directly from River Road.
Property Features
Murray River views.
Huge open space park next to the property.
Rare vehicle access from River Road with automatic gates.
Four car rear garage plus workshop with roller door to the backyard.
Genuine double garage with concrete and power.
North-easterly rear orientation.
Fully renovated, 11m swimming pool.
Outdoor pizza oven.
Covered alfresco area with automatic vergola louvre roof.
Expansive lawn area overlooking the river with 30m River Road frontage.
New evaporative cooling and ducted gas heating.
Solar energy system with Tesla battery storage.
Repainted interior and new carpets.
Plantation shutters to the kitchen and rear rooms.
New doors throughout.
New gas cooktop.
Opportunities of this calibre - combining river views, generous land size and premium access - are rarely available. Secure a substantial River Road holding and enjoy the confidence of owning one of Cobram's standout lifestyle properties.
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