At the end of a quiet cul-de-sac, where mornings arrive with soft eastern light and birdsong through the trees, this freshly presented Mount Evelyn home pairs peaceful living with practical extras that make family life easier from day one. Sitting on the full-width front verandah, looking across a leafy garden brimming with magnolias, cherry blossoms and palms, may quickly become your favourite part of the day.
Set on approximately 653m², the three-bedroom home has been refreshed with new carpet and paint, giving it an immediate lift while leaving scope to personalise further over time. Timber-look flooring brings warmth through both living zones, beginning with a light-filled front lounge where a wide floor skimming bay window captures the morning sun.
Further in, a second sitting area sits opposite the tiled meals zone and generous kitchen, creating another place for homework, conversation or a quieter television setup. The kitchen is bright and practical with stainless steel appliances, a 900mm gas cooktop and substantial corner pantry, while its clear view across the backyard means dinner can be underway without losing sight of children at play.
The oversized main suite enjoys welcome separation from the remaining bedrooms, with a walk-in robe, ensuite, leafy outlook and enough room for a sofa or reading chair. Two further double bedrooms with robes are tucked into their own rear wing alongside the family bathroom and separate toilet, giving children or guests a comfortable zone of their own.
Outside, the covered deck overlooks a secure, low-maintenance paved and gravel backyard, ready for barbecues, outdoor dining and easy weekends without an endless gardening list. A separately fenced side garden offers another peaceful pocket, complete with a pond and water feature adding a gentle soundtrack.
For buyers with more than the standard two-car household, the parking and storage are a genuine standout. The remote double garage has internal access and a rear roller door opening through to an additional single carport, while a substantial shed provides valuable workshop or storage space for tradies, hobbyists or car enthusiasts. Additional driveway parking and a dedicated bay for a trailer or campervan add further flexibility.
Solar panels, a rainwater tank, ducted heating, split-system air conditioning and a large laundry complete the practical picture.
Peacefully positioned yet wonderfully connected, the home is close to Mount Evelyn Village, schools, preschool, cafés, local parks and the Warburton Trail, with Lilydale’s major shopping, dining and train station only a short drive away.
At a Glance:
• Quiet end-of-no-through-road position
• Approx. 653m² allotment with east-facing orientation
• Fresh paint and new carpet
• Timber-look flooring through both living zones
• Full-width front verandah and bay windows
• Two separate living areas
• Light-filled front lounge with wide bay window + second sitting area adjoining the meals zone
• Large kitchen with stainless steel appliances, 900mm gas cooktop, generous corner pantry
• Backyard outlook from the kitchen
• Oversized main suite with walk-in robe and ensuite
• Two additional double bedrooms with robes
• Family bathroom with bath and shower + separate toilet
• Covered rear entertaining deck
• Secure low-maintenance paved and gravel backyard
• Fully fenced side garden with pond and water feature
• Remote double garage with internal access
• Rear roller door through to additional single carport
• Substantial shed for storage, workshop or hobbies
• Additional driveway parking
• Dedicated car, trailer or campervan parking bay
• Solar panels, rainwater tank
• Ducted heating + split-system air conditioning
• Large laundry
• Close to Mount Evelyn Village, schools, preschool, parks and Warburton Trail
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