Showcasing this beautifully crafted new build Burbank double-storey residence which delivers the perfect combination of family functionality and contemporary comfort. Set on a 444m² allotment in the thriving Woodlea Estate, this impressive home offers generous accommodation for growing families & includes a seamless blend of indoor and outdoor living zones.<br/><br/>Step inside through the wide entry hall and be greeted by a sense of openness and light. The ground floor features a formal front lounge, and a generous open-plan meals and kitchen domain that serves as the true heart of the home. The designer kitchen boasts a large island with 40mm stone bench-tops and waterfall edges, premium stainless-steel appliances and a walk-in pantry. A full-size laundry, powder room, and internal access to the double garage complete the downstairs level, offering practicality for the modern household.<br/><br/>Upstairs, discover an abundance of space with four well-proportioned bedrooms and multiple living options. The luxurious master suite impresses with its expansive layout, dual walk-in robes and a private ensuite featuring a double vanity with mirror lighting and oversized shower. The remaining bedrooms each include walk-in or built-in robes and are serviced by a stylish central bathroom with double vanity with mirror lighting and separate toilet with vanity basin. A versatile rumpus or kids' retreat and access to a private balcony overlooking the Aintree sporting precinct. <br/><br/>Large sliding doors open to a spacious alfresco area & decking area, perfect for year-round entertaining and family gatherings, whilst overlooking an architecturally designed landscaped garden by Millar Merrigan. Additional features include; heating/cooling, high ceilings, EV vehicle charger & dual side access!<br/><br/>Ideally positioned within easy reach of Woodlea's schools, parks, walking trails, shopping, and public transport, 19 Faldo Street represents a complete family lifestyle opportunity - contemporary, spacious, and ready to enjoy.
