Once part of a larger estate and set on approximately 2,700sqm, this north-facing property sits comfortably within its mature garden landscape of lawn, layered plantings and eucalyptus that give the setting a distinctly hills character.
Closer to the home, established azaleas, camellias and hydrangeas provide structure through the garden beds, softened by cottage flowers and seasonal colour. Beyond, the landscape opens to broad lawn and pockets of native planting that blend naturally into the surrounding environment.
Large windows bring the garden into view throughout the home, filling the interiors with natural light and reinforcing the connection to the landscape beyond. The layout offers multiple living areas suited to family life, anchored by a welcoming living room where a stone fireplace with wood heater becomes the natural gathering place in cooler months. The adjoining kitchen and dining areas support relaxed day-to-day living and easy entertaining.
Accommodation includes four bedrooms, with the main bedroom privately positioned and complemented by a walk-in robe and ensuite. Both bathrooms have been tastefully renovated with timber cabinetry, brushed brass fittings and soft contemporary finishes.
The kitchen remains in its original condition, offering the next owner the opportunity to update and shape the space to their own taste - leaving some welcome potential to add further value over time.
The result is a home that feels settled and comfortable within its surroundings - particularly appealing to buyers who value established gardens, space to move and a quieter connection to the outdoors.
You'll Love
North-facing 2,700sqm garden allotment
Established azaleas, camellias and hydrangeas
Cottage garden beds near the home with native planting beyond
Eucalyptus creating a natural hills setting
Multiple living zones for flexible family living
Stone fireplace with wood heater
Renovated bathrooms with warm contemporary finishes
Local's Secret
Locals often skip the roads and take the bush tracks instead. A gentle loop walk follows Menzies Creek from Caroline Avenue through to Sydney Road, winding quietly through the forest. For those wanting something longer, Ridge Road leads all the way to John's Lookout, where the trees open to sweeping views across the ranges.
