How often do you get the chance to buy a home in suburbia and still have 2,781m² to call your own? That is what makes this property stand out. The home has been revamped inside and out, while the enormous allotment opens up a world of possibilities for how you choose to use the space.
Inside, separate tiled lounge and dining areas lead through to the revamped kitchen, with a pantry, generous bench space and plenty of storage, along with electric appliances.
There are four bedrooms, with three featuring built-in wardrobes and two with split-system air conditioning. Laminate flooring throughout all four bedrooms keeps the finish practical and easy to care for.
The bathroom has also been updated, offering an easy-access shower recess, single vanity and separate bathtub, along with a separate water closet. An internal laundry completes the home.
Outside, the expansive covered rear patio looks across the large rear and side yards, creating a great space to enjoy the outdoors. A single garage and double carport provide plenty of room for vehicles, while the three-bay shed adds even more space for storage, hobbies or a workshop.
And then there is the allotment itself. A block of this size in Richmond Hill gives you room that most suburban properties simply don't have. Keep it as one substantial holding and enjoy the freedom that comes with it, or investigate the potential for subdivision, subject to local council approvals.
Close to Centenary Park, schools and day-care facilities, this is a property that combines the convenience of suburbia with a parcel of land that is anything but ordinary.
Big block. Plenty of space. A property with possibilities. Contact Julia Fraser today on 0419 233 507 to arrange your inspection.
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