Tucked away on a quiet, neighbourly street, this immaculately kept three-bedroom, two-bathroom home sits proudly on its own 596sqm(approx) title with no shared property—offering independence, privacy and complete peace of mind. With a public reserve and creek directly behind, the home enjoys a calming sense of space that’s increasingly hard to find. Inside, Vic ash floorboards run throughout, giving the home a warm and cohesive feel. The living and dining zone is cosy and welcoming, ideal for relaxed evenings, while ducted heating and evaporative cooling provide year-round comfort. The kitchen sits at the heart of the home, positioned for effortless daily living. All three bedrooms are well-proportioned and supported by two spotless bathrooms, including a privately placed master suite. A side-positioned Merbau deck extends the living space outdoors, offering a sunny spot for morning coffee or quiet unwinding later in the day. The garden is private and practical, offering just enough outdoor space without demanding extensive maintenance. A plumbed rainwater tank, storage shed and secure carport with a remote door add further convenience to a home that has been meticulously maintained. With its own title, quiet setting, natural backdrop and comfortable, easy-living layout, this is a home that delivers privacy, simplicity and lasting appeal.
A conventional single-storey brick-veneer suburban home with a modest, contemporary renovation and neutral Scandinavian-style staging. There is nothing here to suggest an original or architect-designed house — well-presented but typical product of mainstream suburban building and renovation.
