This lovely brick veneer home, constructed in 2019, is situated on a generous, block of approximately 662m2, offering a spacious environment for families and entertainers alike. Just a leisurely 500m (approx.) stroll from the pristine sands of Hawley Beach and the picturesque Hawley Esplanade, this property promises a lifestyle filled with beachside joys and the serene beauty of Tasmania's north coast.
Step inside to find an open-plan layout that seamlessly combines the kitchen, living, and dining areas, creating a harmonious space for family gatherings and entertainment. The kitchen, a true heart of the home, is equipped with top-of-the-line Hafele appliances, including an oven and dishwasher, complemented by Schott Ceran hot plates and a sleek stainless rangehood. The craftsmanship is evident in the soft-close joinery and durable laminate benchtops, ensuring both functionality and style.
The home features three well-appointed bedrooms, each boasting built-in robes for optimal storage and organization. The master bedroom offers a peaceful retreat with a walk-in robe & private ensuite.
Comfort is guaranteed year-round with a Daikin heat pump in the dining area, ensuring a pleasant atmosphere no matter the season. The integration of the laundry in the garage maximizes the home's efficiency and space.
Outdoors, the property shines with a fully secure backyard, featuring a paved entertaining area perfect for hosting gatherings or enjoying quiet moments under the stars. The addition of a garden shed provides convenient storage for tools and outdoor equipment.
Whether you're entertaining guests or enjoying the serenity of your surroundings, 42 Dumbleton Street is a testament to modern design and comfort, offering an unparalleled lifestyle opportunity just moments from one of Tasmania's most beloved beaches.
For a private inspection of this beautiful home, call the listing agent Leigh Jordan today.
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