Set across a generous 807sqm (approx.) and framed by a wide 18m+ frontage, 7 Kiewa Street stands as a testament to enduring family design - double-storey, double brick, and designed to grow with you. Built in the early 1960s and thoughtfully extended in the 1990s, it's a home where substance trumps trend and quality craftsmanship still sets the tone.
Inside, American and Tasmanian oak feature throughout, anchoring a warm and inviting floorplan with multiple living zones - including a dedicated pool room downstairs for year-round entertaining. Granite benchtops run through the kitchen, paired with hardwood cabinetry and stainless steel appliances in a space that feels as solid as it does functional.
An expansive timber deck overlooks the prized north-west facing backyard, perfect for summer entertaining and taking in the garden's full scale. Four bedrooms, three bathrooms, and four living areas create flexibility for large or multi-generational families, while ducted heating, evaporative cooling, and upstairs metal shutters ensure all-season comfort. The double carport and meticulously maintained gardens - veggie-ready and full of potential - complete the setting.
Positioned in a tight-knit residential pocket, just a short walk to Ashwood High and surrounded by other long-standing family homes, the location offers the quiet ease families value - with parks, transport, and schools all nearby.
In an area where new builds come and go, 7 Kiewa Street is a reminder that solid foundations never go out of style.
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