Situated at the end of a quiet court, on just over 3000sqm, lies this peaceful 3 bedroom, rendered mudbrick home. Positioned at the end of a very inviting driveway, and screened off from the roadway, you will find a home that's peaceful and quiet and full of charm and oozing character, featuring neutral décor and splashes of colour that include feature wallpaper designed by Florence Broadhurst.
You can enjoy dinner parties around the ambience of the open fire in the living/dining area, or if you enjoy starting the day in a relaxed atmosphere, you might choose to have breakfast in the covered outside area while being entertained by King Parrots, Galahs, Black Cockatoos, echidnas and wombats who are frequent visitors.
One of the first things you'll notice, apart from the cathedral ceilings and extensive polished brick flooring throughout, is the abundance of natural light enjoyed by the home, where every room has a door to the covered pergola and tranquil outside surroundings. An up-dated, well-appointed kitchen forms the hub and overlooks the open plan living and dining areas, creating the perfect blend of casual living or formal dining.
Offering the convenience of gas heating as well as the open fire means when you open all the internal doors the warmth flows through to all rooms in the home. The master bedroom features a recently renovated ensuite and walk in robe, whilst the remaining 2 large bedrooms both have built-in robes.
Wander around the grounds and you'll discover a storeshed and workshop as well as a fenced area for the chooks to run, not to mention an outlook over natural bushland behind.
Renowned for their thermal efficiency, staying warm in winter and cool in summer, this really is a home for all seasons and is ready and waiting for the next owners to enjoy.
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