Just like the nature vs. nurture discussion - does location equate to lifestyle?
If you have a rather enticing home design and it is tranquilly sited on a gentle slope with valley views and birdsong is your only distraction - will your life be better than average?
The option to try it and see, is so affordably presented with this Ian Wood family home. Set in the delightful Oaks Estate atop Aberfoyle Park and enjoying over 800 square metres.
The bones of the garden are in place - just a little hard work and a few trips to Bunnings perhaps.
This split level home of late nineties vintage offers an interesting layout with changing ceiling heights and interesting delineation. The bedrooms are all generous with the master featuring an ensuite and walk in robe.
The timber kitchen - with gas cook-top and plenty of storage and workspace - adjoins a separate dining area which is poised three steps above the family room which in turn leads to expansive decking.
The home features ducted cooling and gas heating.
Surprisingly - the owners had the upstairs built with the option of lining the floor and walls and creating another room in the future.
Offering a double garage, three and possibly four bedrooms, decent sized allotment and great location!
Want more but don't expect it for the price?
There is a lined workshop at the bottom of the block which would be a great teenage hangout, workshop or studio. Power and water are already down there and just need to be hooked up. Plenty of room for a pool one day!
This home could do with a bit of a makeover but hey - it is a welcoming family home in a highly desirable location and I highly recommend a viewing.
www.raywhiteaberfoylepark.com
RLA213410
