Welcome to 40 Cooinda Avenue, a magnificent 4-bedroom residential family home that is the hallmark of country living in Mickleham, yet close to every amenity at your doorstep. This exceptional property boasts a spacious layout, featuring 4 spacious bedrooms, 2 modern bathrooms, multiple living areas, study/office, massive rumpus room overlooking the pool outside to entertain family and friends for years to come and an impressive double remote garage, ensuring ample space for your vehicles and hobbies. The heart of the home includes a cosy fireplace and a delightful ensuite, perfect for relaxation and comfort.
Step outside to discover your own private oasis, complete with an inground mineral pool, measuring 11m x 4m, heated by a state-of-the-art heat pump for year-round enjoyment. The expansive outdoor entertaining area is ideal for hosting family gatherings or intimate get-togethers, while the large shed, measuring 25m x 9m, provides endless possibilities for storage or creative projects.
This property is not just about lifestyle choice; it’s also eco-friendly, featuring a 5kW solar system and three water tanks with a total capacity of 175,000 litres. With split system air conditioning and heating, built-in robes, and a dedicated rumpus room, this home offers everything a modern family could desire.
As far as the location goes you are only minutes away from Coles Merrifield and other retail offerings as well as the award-winning Marnong Estate (winery and restaurant) and Donnybrook Station. It’s also 15 minutes by car to Craigieburn Central and Craigieburn Station. Don’t miss your chance to experience the ultimate lifestyle at 40 Cooinda Avenue!
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