8 Woodland Rise, Northdown

Set on approximately 8,816m² in the peaceful surrounds of Northdown, 8 Woodland Rise offers a lifestyle of space, comfort and thoughtful design. Built to a high standard, the home showcases 2.7m ceilings and a light-filled open plan layout, with the kitchen, living and dining seamlessly connected to create a warm and inviting hub for everyday living. Accommodation includes four well-sized bedrooms and two bathrooms, with added comfort provided by a Daikin 10.3kW heat pump, a large freestanding wood heater, and underfloor heating throughout all tiled areas including the kitchen, laundry, ensuite and main bathroom. Designed with efficiency and sustainability in mind, the property features an impressive 11.84kW solar system with 32 panels and dual SMA inverters, along with an Econocycle aerated wastewater treatment system complete with grey water irrigation, servicing both the home and future plans. Outdoors, the property is exceptionally well-equipped for those needing space, storage or flexibility. A substantial Colourbond shed (10.5m x 8m) with high clearance roller doors is complemented by an additional high-access shed ideal for a large caravan or boat. There are multiple additional storage options including garden sheds, a woodshed, potting shed, and even a bird aviary. The land is thoughtfully set up with a dividing fence separating the rear paddock, while a solar-powered automatic entrance gate adds both convenience and security. Adding further appeal, the property includes plans and pre-approval (subject to renewal) for a separate granny flat, with services already in place-offering excellent potential for extended family living or future income. A complete lifestyle package combining modern comfort, rural charm and future flexibility, all within easy reach of Devonport and the North West Coast. Call the listing agent Leigh Jordan to organise your private viewing. One Agency Collins has systems and procedures in place to verify the accuracy of the information provided, however, clients should rely on their own enquires.