Quietly set at the rear and opening directly onto the leafy expanse of Gardiners Creek Reserve, this is a home where life slows, space opens, and everyday moments feel considered. Mornings begin with birdsong filtering through the trees, afternoons drift by in dappled light, and evenings settle into a calm that feels wonderfully removed from the pace beyond.
Inside, the home unfolds with ease across two generous levels, offering a rare sense of flexibility and flow. A formal lounge and dedicated study create spaces to retreat, work, or unwind, while the open-plan kitchen, meals, and family area forms the natural heart of the home. Here, shared meals stretch into long conversations, children move freely between spaces, and sliding doors invite the outside in. The adjoining sunroom becomes a favourite year-round spot, warmed by light and framed by greenery.
Upstairs, accommodation is thoughtfully arranged to grow with you. Four well-sized bedrooms, including a main suite with walk-in robe and ensuite, are complemented by a rumpus room that easily adapts to family movie nights, teenage independence, or quiet relaxation. Every space feels purposeful yet open to interpretation, ready to support the rhythm of real family life.
Adding a rare layer of versatility, the detached granny flat offers true independence. Whether welcoming extended family, creating a private guest retreat, establishing a space for older children, or supporting home-based work, it opens possibilities that extend far beyond the ordinary.
Outdoors, the connection to the reserve creates a sense of borrowed landscape and enduring calm. With split-system comfort, solar panels, and a peaceful setting that feels both private and expansive, this is a home designed not just to live in, but to settle into.
The lifestyle completes the picture. Positioned next door to Deakin University and within close proximity to Presbyterian Ladies’ College (PLC), the location is exceptionally well suited to families, academics, and those valuing access to leading education. Zoned for Roberts McCubbin Primary School and Ashwood High School, it supports every stage of learning close to home. Tree-lined walking trails along Gardiners Creek begin at the doorstep, while nearby cafés, local shopping strips, and Box Hill Central deliver everyday convenience and vibrant dining. With easy access to public transport and key arterial roads, city connections are seamless, yet at home the setting remains peaceful, green, and deeply residential - a place where convenience quietly underpins a life well lived.
