Set on just under half an acre in the heart of Wingello, this near-new Allworth home delivers an easy, modern lifestyle with plenty of space for family life. Just two years old and thoughtfully designed for comfort, it combines a stylish contemporary interior with a fabulous north-facing entertaining deck, fully fenced grounds and practical additions including a children's playground, chook shed and 100,000 litres of rainwater storage.
- 2000sqm fully fenced block
- Four bedrooms, including a well-appointed main bedroom
- Two bathrooms
- Double attached garage with internal access
- Light-filled open-plan living and dining
- Contemporary kitchen with calming green accents and modern finishes
- Separate media room, also featuring chic green detailing
- Stylish bathrooms with considered finishes and green accents
- Ducted reverse-cycle air conditioning
- Slow-combustion wood fireplace for cosy winter evenings
- Fabulous north-facing entertaining deck overlooking the backyard
- Children's playground providing a dedicated space for outdoor play
- Chook shed and space for a productive family garden
- Approx. 100,000 litres of rainwater storage
- Septic system
- Fully fenced grounds, ideal for children and pets
- Conveniently close to Wingello village, school, café, post office and railway station
- Approximately 160km from Sydney and 120–140km from Canberra, with easy access to the Hume Highway
Whether you're taking your first step into the property market, looking for a family-friendly tree change or seeking an easier lifestyle without compromising on space, this is a home that makes everyday living wonderfully simple. With Wingello's village amenities close by and Sydney and Canberra both within easy reach, 15A Bumballa Road offers the space, style and practicality to settle in and enjoy from day one.
For more information, please contact Alex Watanabe on 0400 687 551 or David Gillis on 0483 230 031.
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