Positioned within a peaceful and established pocket of Gisborne, this inviting homestead-style residence at 20 Carinya Drive offers an exceptional blend of space, functionality, and family comfort on approximately 1,000m² of land.
Designed with practical family living in mind, the home features four well-proportioned bedrooms, including a private master suite complete with walk-in robe and ensuite. The remaining bedrooms are serviced by a central family bathroom, ensuring convenience for the whole household.
At the heart of the home, the well-appointed open-plan kitchen, meals, and dining area flows seamlessly to a covered outdoor entertaining deck-ideal for year-round gatherings and relaxed family living. A separate formal dining room or second living zone adds valuable flexibility for families needing extra space.
Recent updates enhance the home's appeal, including fresh paint in select rooms, new carpet throughout, and polished timber floors that add warmth and character. Year-round comfort is ensured with 2 x split-system heating and cooling units.
Additional features include a double semi-enclosed integrated garage, rear/side access, a large shed for storage or hobbies, and low-maintenance landscaped gardens that complement the home's strong street appeal.
A well-rounded family opportunity in a sought-after Gisborne setting, combining comfort, space, and practicality.
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