16 Tomarah Crescent, Devonport

Sunlit Entertainer with Fantastic Views & Development Potential (STCA) Nestled on a generous 1,564 m² parcel and offering uninterrupted views over the Don hills, 16 Tomarah Crescent is both an exceptional family home and an investment opportunity. Currently leased until September 2025 at $440.00 per week, this contemporary residence built in 2009 boasts three spacious bedrooms, each appointed with large built-in robes, ensuring ample storage and comfort for every member of the household. Step into the heart of the home and you'll discover an inviting open-plan kitchen, dining and lounge area, anchored by timber-look floors and kept comfortable year-round by a Panasonic reverse-cycle air conditioner. Culinary enthusiasts will delight in the Euro oven, Emilio dishwasher, gas hot plates, breakfast bar and stainless-steel rangehood, all set against sleek, easy-care laminate benchtops. Sliding doors from the dining zone lead seamlessly onto a wrap-around sun deck-perfect for morning coffees while taking in the panoramic vista, or for relaxing on as the sun sets. Outside, the property is designed for both lifestyle and practicality: a private internal driveway and carport lead to a fully fenced backyard complete with a vegetable garden, while a powered 9 × 6 m shed-with built-in office space and mezzanine storage-caters to hobbies or home-business needs (STCA). Being such a large parcel of land, there is a possibility for unit development (STCA), enhancing the attractiveness of this fabulous property. Positioned just a short stroll or drive to local schools, shops and the Devonport Splash Aquatic & Leisure Centre, this home offers the ultimate in convenience. With bottle-gas hot water, modern comforts and enviable indoor-outdoor flow, 16 Tomarah Crescent delivers a rare blend of lifestyle, functionality and investment appeal Contact Leigh Jordan today for further information. One Agency Collins has systems and procedures in place to verify the accuracy of the information provided; however, clients should rely on their own enquiries.