This beautifully presented premium family home, originally part of the Invergowrie Estate and built by respected developer Nick Pope, offers timeless country living. The home benefits from private manicured front and rear gardens, mature hedges, established trees, and a beautiful Japanese maple lined meandering driveway. Full of charm and character, with an array of stylish architectural features including paneled walls, decorative cornicing and dado rails all combining to create a home of warmth, elegance and enduring appeal.
- 9-foot ceilings throughout enhancing light and space
- Entrance foyer with hallway cupboards & double doors leading into a grand open plan kitchen, dining and living room ideal for entertaining
- Blackbutt hardwood flooring to foyer, hallways and living areas
- Slow combustion fireplace creating warmth and ambience
- Modern kitchen with granite benchtops, pantry and quality appliances
- Luxurious master suite with walk-in robe, French doors and ensuite
- Three additional generous bedrooms, two with built-in robes
- Contemporary main bathroom with roll-top bath and separate WC
- Advanced ducted heating throughout
- The front verandah is framed by established rose bushes and lavender
- Covered entertaining deck overlooking flat lawn and established garden
- The property provides ample guest parking as well as an attached double garage with high ceilings, internal access and auto doors
Homes of this quality are highly sought after, this property offers a superb opportunity to secure an idyllic village lifestyle with complete privacy and close proximity to the Exeter General Store café and Train Station for access to Sydney.
For more information, please contact Ben Olofsen on 0419 019 423 or Megan Martin on 0477 551 277
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