Thirty thousand people a year go up the Nut. You would be able to see them from the deck.
Three bedrooms and a study. The main bedroom sits at one end with mirrored robes and its own bathroom. The other two are at the far end, past the main bathroom, with the study between them and the rest of the house. Whoever designed it understood that parents need their own retreat.
The kitchen sits in the middle of the living, so the cook stays in the conversation whether they want to be or not. Skylight over the bench. Breakfast bar. Electric cooktop. The
splashback is red, it has been red for some time, and it is going to outlive all of us.
The laundry sits between the kitchen and the double garage, which means the groceries come in under cover and the wet coats never make it to the carpet.
Off the living there is an enclosed outdoor room with glass on three sides and a timber floor. In a town that takes weather off Bass Strait most of the year, that room is the whole argument. It is where you would sit in all year round.
Outside, a deck, a shed, raised vegetable beds already built and planted, and Colourbond fencing the whole way round. The hard part is done. The coriander is your problem now.
Private inspections
Gareth Jubb, Wolf Property.
0410441417
