Set in Hillvue, 16 Camira Crescent presents a practical four-bedroom home with a layout that suits families, first-home buyers, downsizers and investors alike. With multiple living zones, a large backyard and a covered outdoor area, the home is designed for everyday comfort while keeping space for kids, pets and weekend entertaining.
• Four bedrooms, all with built-in robes
• Multiple living areas including front lounge and rear living zone
• Split-system air conditioning to living areas
• Three-way bathroom with separate shower and separate toilet
• Paved, covered outdoor area for entertaining
• Large backyard with room to play, garden or personalise over time
• Single drive-through garage with rear yard access
• Currently rented for $525/week, lease expiring 11/03/2026.
The floorplan offers separation and flexibility, with a lounge at the front of the home and an additional living area toward the rear. Dining connects through to the kitchen, creating a functional hub for meals and daily routines. Split-system air conditioning supports year-round comfort across the living spaces.
All four bedrooms include built-in robes, providing easy storage for family living. The three-way bathroom layout adds convenience, featuring a separate shower, separate toilet and a dedicated vanity area to help manage busy mornings.
Outside, the paved, covered entertaining area is positioned for relaxed outdoor dining and gatherings. A large backyard provides plenty of room to play, garden or further personalise over time. The single drive-through garage adds secure parking plus drive-through access to the rear yard.
Offering a well-balanced layout, strong functionality and a family-friendly footprint in Hillvue, this is a home that rewards inspection. Don’t miss your chance, book your inspection with Partner Now Property today.
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