If you’ve been looking for a generously accommodated family home situated in a highly sought greenbelt location, you need look no further than this amazing property that’s been renovated throughout.
Set on a substantial garden allotment of 1,031m2 (approx.), it boasts a well-considered three-bedroom, two-bathroom floorplan that includes a privately located master with an ensuite and built-in robes. These are upstairs, with an entertainer’s kitchen offering stone benches, a dishwasher, stainless steel appliances and abundant storage options, and surrounding this, a range of formal and informal living and dining spaces that can be used flexibly to meet the ever-changing needs of a growing family. These meld seamlessly, courtesy of striking floorboards that flow throughout the majority of the home, including into the large, elevated, undercover alfresco area that allows you to both dine and relax whilst enjoying views of the greenery that surrounds you. Large expanses of glass throughout the home also allow these vistas to be enjoyed from within, adding to the tranquillity. On the lower level are a dedicated study and a rumpus room, which extends to a second outdoor living space framed by a huge backyard with a cubby house, veggie boxes, and ample room for children and pets to run freely in the safe surroundings.
Additions to further please include gas ducted heating, evaporative cooling, split system heating and cooling, an open fireplace, a full-sized laundry, and a double lock-up garage. Then there’s the prime location, in the Eltham High School zone, and close to a range of desirable amenities. You’re near local buses, Eltham Train Station, the popular shopping strip with cafes and restaurants, Eltham Leisure Centre, and a variety or parks, reserves, and open green spaces.
All who inspect this home will love it, so plan your visit immediately to avoid disappointment.
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