This property was sold at auction by Brad Coyne.
Method of Sale: Auction
Marketing Campaign: Print, Digital and Social Campaign
OFI Attendees: 63
Enquiries: 90
Days on Market: 31
Online views: 23,708
Formal Offers: 3
Number of Registered Bidders: 3
For strategic advice on your next sales campaign, call Brad Coyne on 0420 588 866.
Set atop a useable 1.36-acre parcel, this extensively renovated house offers a turn-key tree-change opportunity in a central hinterland suburb.
Despite its secluded position among mature trees and native wildlife, the property is still within easy reach of key city conveniences and highly regarded schools.
Soaring vaulted ceilings with exposed beams enhance the sense of space throughout the interior, where a soothing grey and white colour palette complements decorative wainscoting and glass pendant lights in a gentle nod to the classic Hamptons style.
As the sole occupant of the top floor, the master suite enjoys elevated tree-top views and privacy from the home's four guest bedrooms. Meanwhile, 'Tuscan' lithostone quartz benchtops and splashbacks lend a touch of luxury to the new kitchen.
To further accommodate a modern family, two separate living zones also feature across the ground-level floor plan, which wraps around a large covered alfresco area to facilitate effortless indoor-outdoor entertaining.
Between the lagoon-style magnesium pool and firepit, you will be tempted outdoors year-round. A sprawling, tiered rear yard offers flat lawns where children and pets can run free, along with plenty of usable space to be explored.
The grounds also feature a workshed with power, with DA approval plans in place to convert it into a secondary residence for those who are interested in the potential for dual-living or earning a rental income.
Settle straight into a peaceful hinterland lifestyle – contact Brad Coyne 0420 588 866.
Disclaimer: Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these particulars, no warranty is given by the vendor or the agent as to their accuracy. Interested parties should not rely on these particulars as representations of fact but must instead satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise.
