Set on a generous 2,870m² allotment, this beautifully maintained brick and tile family home perfectly combines comfort, character and functionality in a peaceful semi-rural setting. Built in 1980 and showcasing high ceilings, timeless finishes and solid craftsmanship, it's a home designed for relaxed family living.
Step inside to discover a tiled entrance leading to a formal lounge and dining area with French glass sliding doors and slow-combustion heating, flowing seamlessly to the open-plan kitchen and living zone at the heart of the home. The timber kitchen offers ample storage, electric wall oven and hotplates, and a reverse-cycle split system for year-round comfort.
There are three carpeted bedrooms (two with built-in robes, one with walk-in robe) plus a detached teenage retreat or rumpus room with tiled floors and its own reverse-cycle split system - the perfect space for guests, hobbies or home business use. Two bathrooms, an enclosed sunroom, and abundant storage ensure practicality for everyday family life.
Outside, enjoy slate-floored verandas, landscaped gardens, and fully fenced front and rear yards. The outdoor kitchen and BBQ area make entertaining a breeze, while the fernery, chook shed, and double gate access add lifestyle versatility.
Car accommodation and shedding are exceptional - a single garage under the main roof with electric roller door and internal access, a 4-bay garage with workshop and a/c unit, a 2-bay high-clearance carport, and additional covered parking for a caravan, boat, or extra vehicles.
Complete with ducted evaporative cooling, ducted vacuum, and a welcoming sense of warmth throughout, this well-loved home offers a functional, flexible and relaxed lifestyle just moments from town.
Lifestyle, space and comfort - it's all here at 139 Woolston Road, Monash.
Property Particulars
Land Size: 2,870m²
Built: 1980
Council Rates: $2,875.35 p/a
Rural Horticulture
Greg Cram
0439 890 822
Patrick Larkin
0493 231 495
RLA: 315295
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This is a well-maintained, conventional single-storey rural brick home set on a large agricultural block — pleasant and practical but not architecturally original. Interiors are dated with standard built-in joinery and domestic finishes; the property’s value lies in its setting and gardens rather than any distinctive design or heritage merit.
Key Architectural Features
brick veneer constructiontiled roofcovered front verandah with brick columnsestablished gardens and mature treesbuilt-in timber joinery in bedroomssolar hot water panellarge rural allotment surrounded by orchards/vineyardsgravel driveway and outbuildings nearby
