Built in the 1980s and constructed in solid brick, this well-maintained home offers a comfortable and practical lifestyle with generous proportions and excellent functionality throughout. From the street, the property presents neatly with established gardens, a wide driveway and outstanding vehicle storage including a extra-large double garage and double carport, along with security blinds and a handy 3x3 shed.
At the heart of the home, the kitchen is neat and functional, featuring gas cooking, laminate benchtops and good cupboard space. It connects easily with the meals and sitting areas, creating a natural flow for everyday living. The adjoining living and dining areas are generous in size and filled with natural light, providing relaxed spaces to unwind or spend time with family and friends. Comfort is well catered for year-round with two inverters providing heating and cooling options.
The home includes three well sized bedrooms. The main bedroom is privately positioned and features a walk-in robe and ensuite, while the remaining two bedrooms include built in robes and are serviced by the central bathroom. The bathroom offers both a shower and bath, and a second toilet adds everyday convenience.
Sliding doors open to a covered patio, creating a sheltered area for outdoor living and entertaining while overlooking the established and easy-care yard. Great development potential (STCA) with unused land for a granny flat and an unused street entrance from Wilson st.
Set on a generous allotment of approximately 830 square metres, this property combines solid construction, multiple living areas and excellent parking options. Furniture is available for sale by negotiation, offering a convenient option for buyers. Overall, this is a dependable and well cared for home with room to enjoy now and potential to add value over time.
*All information about the property has been provided to Richardson Real Estate by third parties. Richardson Real Estate has not verified the information and does not warrant its accuracy or completeness. Parties should make and rely on their own enquiries in relation to this property.
