Property Details
| Block Size | 2.94 acre |
| Shire Rates | $2,230 |
Description
If you crave a country lifestyle with space for a horse and chickens and to grow your own food, this sharply-priced property is a hidden gem. The bespoke-design home sits hidden from the road on almost three park-like acres with stables, a powered workshop, space for an arena and the Bridle Trail at the rear boundary. An expanse of open-plan living, generous bedrooms and an elevated verandah offering gorgeous natural views draw a picture of ‘home’ with heart and charm.
- 3 bedrooms 1 bathroom
- 2004-built Hardi and iron
- OP kitchen meals/family
- Well-appointed kitchen
- Verandah & 2-car carport
- Powered Colorbond shed
- Stables, walkout, yard
- Fenced fruit trees chook run
- 2.94 acres private parkland
- Bridle trail rear boundary
An established estate on the outskirts of town delivers convenience and a sense of privacy; extensive infrastructure supports rural pursuits, and a home designed for its setting ensures a sense of serenity and balance. True to the rituals of country living, access to the home is via the large, well-appointed kitchen set to one end of the open-plan living zone. Extensive glazing fills this space with natural light and frames iconic views of the surrounding landscape.
An L-shaped island with an integrated breakfast bar defines the kitchen. A sweep of stone-look benchtop surrounds the oven, and cream-fronted cabinets, drawers and a 4-door pantry provide ample storage. Two pairs of doors link the open plan to a verandah spanning one face of the home; this elevated, outdoor living space is an idyllic, shaded spot to gaze out to a distant ridge at the horizon.
French doors can divide the living zone and create a separate media room or formal entertaining area. Ducted evaporative cooling, reverse cycle units and a slow combustion fire offer a welcoming environment year-round.
Three spacious bedrooms – the main with semi-ensuite access to the family bathroom – boast ample storage.
Much of country living focuses on outdoor activity. Horse lovers are well served by stables, with walkout yards, a feed and tack room, and access to the Bridle Trail at the rear boundary. A powered workshop, raised vegetable beds, fruit trees, and a chicken run inspire country pastimes, while solar panels and scheme water bring modern convenience.
This sharply-priced and attractive property makes the dream of county life a reality. A short trip from all the amenities of town and ideally situated for easy access to the Great Eastern Highway, this is a rarely offered opportunity that balances privacy, space and convenience.
To arrange an inspection of this property, call Ken Wiggins on 0403 012 950.
