Perfectly presented and positioned to optimise its elevated advantage, this modern rendered home delivers spacious family comfort, landscaped beauty, and sweeping protected views across rolling pasturelands.
An entry hall creates a lovely sense of arrival, ushering past a generous lounge to spacious open plan living and dining areas anchored by an entertainer's kitchen. Lavish stone surfaces, a walk-in pantry, soft-close drawers, and stainless steel appliances including a 900mm oven/cooktop and dishwasher bring both style and practicality to the heart of the home.
Designed to embrace the outlook, the open concept areas flow through sliding glass doors to the rear alfresco, where wide merbau decking extends toward the view and creates a beautiful connection with the landscape. The securely fenced rear yard is ideal for children to play, with a super-cute cubby house included!
Set on generous 773m2 (approx.) grounds, the landscaping includes retaining walls, pavers on pebbles, mossy boulders, established shrubbery, and terracing to a sloped lower garden intentionally planted with low-maintenance native grasses, succulents, lavender, and lush ground covering.
Accommodation includes a main bedroom with walk-in robe and ensuite exuding modern classic appeal and featuring an oversized shower and twin vanity. Three further robed bedrooms include 2 enjoying those beautiful views, creating the joy of waking to rosy-gold sunrise hues, while the main bathroom includes a shower and bath.
Further inclusions comprise an integrated remote-controlled double garage, ducted heating, 3 split systems throughout, alarm, 8.58kW solar panels, remote-controlled exterior shutters in 3 bedrooms, and a laundry with walk-in storage. Enviably set in a sought-after Mt Holden pocket, moments from Blind Creek walking trails, childcare centres, primary and high schools. Sunbury township shops, cafés, restaurants, and train station are less than a 10-minute drive away, with Calder Freeway access also close by. A beautifully presented family haven.
