Positioned in a quiet court on a generous 963m² allotment, this solid brick residence at 4 Glen Court, Leopold delivers space, flexibility and comfort for growing families or astute buyers seeking room to move. Offering three bedrooms plus a study or optional fourth bedroom, multiple living zones and well-maintained gardens, this home is designed for practical family living with long-term appeal.
The master bedroom is privately positioned and features carpet underfoot, ceiling fan, walk-in robe and ensuite with shower. A formal lounge with a distinctive porthole window sits at the front of the home, while the heart of the property opens into a spacious open-plan living, dining and kitchen zone. The large kitchen is well equipped with an electric fan-forced oven, electric cooktop, rangehood, Miele dishwasher and ample pantry storage. A versatile side room provides the option of a study, fourth bedroom or multipurpose space.
Toward the rear of the home, two additional bedrooms both include built-in robes, ceiling fans and carpet. The central bathroom offers a separate shower and bath, complemented by a separate toilet and a dedicated laundry with excellent storage. Comfort is assured year-round with gas ducted heating, split system heating and cooling, and a security system. Outside, enjoy a generous backyard with manicured gardens, water tank, large double garage and additional off-street parking.
Key Features:
• Brick home on approx. 963m².
• Three bedrooms plus study or optional fourth bedroom.
• Two bathrooms including master ensuite.
• Two living areas.
• Double garage plus two additional open car spaces.
• Shed or additional garage, perfect for caravan or boat.
• Large kitchen with Miele dishwasher and ample storage.
• Gas ducted heating, split system heating and cooling.
• Security system.
• Generous backyard, water tank and manicured gardens.
• Subdivision Potential STCA.
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