Set within one of Eynesbury’s more established and tightly held pockets, this is a home that immediately feels settled, well cared for and thoughtfully designed. The position alone carries weight, but it is the scale and layout that really set it apart.
Sitting on a generous 665m² allotment, the home offers a level of space both inside and out that is becoming increasingly hard to find. From the moment you arrive, the presence of the home is clear, with a welcoming front porch and a layout that has been carefully considered to balance everyday living with functionality.
Internally, the home opens to a dedicated study or home office positioned at the front, complete with plantation shutters, making it an ideal space for those working from home or needing a quiet zone away from the main living areas.
The master bedroom is privately positioned and offers a true retreat, featuring a walk in robe and a well appointed ensuite with double vanity and extensive bench space. The remaining bedrooms are generous in their proportions, with two fitted with triple robes and the fourth with a double built in robe, all serviced by a central bathroom.
The connection from the double garage into the home has been well thought out, flowing through a mudroom style space with additional storage, a practical inclusion that makes day to day living that little bit easier. The garage itself is oversized and includes a workshop area along with rear roller door access through to the backyard.
There is a clear distinction between living zones, which is where this home starts to stand out. A separate living area provides a quieter space away from the main hub, while further through, the home opens into a large open plan kitchen, dining and living area.
The kitchen is a standout, centred around a substantial island bench with breakfast bar, complemented by a freestanding oven and cooktop and finished with a feature herringbone tiled splashback. There is a strong sense of space here, both in terms of preparation and storage, and it connects effortlessly with the rest of the home.
The dining area connects directly to the alfresco, and from here the home really shifts into entertaining mode. A bi fold door from the kitchen opens straight out onto the extended deck, creating a seamless connection between inside and out. The dining zone also opens onto this space, reinforcing that indoor outdoor flow.
The alfresco itself has been extended and designed to be used year round, complete with ceiling fan and multiple zones to entertain, relax or gather with family and friends. It links through to both a courtyard style space and the main backyard, giving flexibility depending on how the space is used.
Additional features throughout the home include floating floorboards, ducted heating, evaporative cooling and a gas log fireplace positioned within the secondary living space, adding both warmth and character.
Externally, the property continues to deliver with two water tanks, two garden sheds, solar panels and a backyard that offers a balance of established space and practicality.
Positioned within close proximity to the Eynesbury Homestead and golf course, and with the future town centre on the horizon, the location continues to evolve while still maintaining the quiet, community focused lifestyle the area is known for.
Homes of this scale, condition and position do not come up often, particularly when they offer this level of flexibility for families who need space without compromise.
• 665m² allotment in an established Eynesbury pocket
• Master with walk in robe and ensuite with double vanity
• Large kitchen with island bench and feature splashback
• Bi fold door opening to an extended alfresco and deck
• Double garage with workshop space and rear roller access
• Ducted heating, evaporative cooling and gas log fireplace
• Well maintained outdoor areas with multiple usable zones
• Well maintained backyard with multiple usable zones
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