WELCOME TO THE GOOD LIFE
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EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST CLOSING TUESDAY THE 7TH OF JUNE AT 6PM [UNLESS SOLD PRIOR]
THE GOOD BITS
2240m2 block | Solid bluestone home | Amazing elevation | Stunning rural surrounds | Grand in nature | Bathe in afternoon sun | Majestic cathedral ceilings | Heartwarming brick interiors | Timber detail | Enormous living and dining | Feature brick fireplace | Renovated kitchen | Breakfast bar | Huge master bedroom | WIR and ensuite | Ensuites to 2 other bedrooms | Downstairs bathroom | Upstairs family room | Top level lounge/5th bed | Large laundry | Heating and cooling | Landscaped gardens | Waterfall pond | Entertainer’s courtyard | CCTV security system | Verandah and patio space | Extensive landscaped timber vegetable beds | Dual double garages | 350m to Hurstbridge Station | 750m to Ferguson’s Paddock | 1km to Hurstbridge Primary School | 1.2km to Ben Frilay Oval | Directly opposite the newly opened Diamond Creek Trail in Hurstbridge
WHAT YOU’LL LOVE
It’ll be impossible to walk through this home and not have John Farnham’s ‘A Touch of Paradise’ in your head, because this heavenly haven is the perfect residence on 2240 sqm (approx.)!
Majestic cathedral ceilings, exquisite brick interiors, and sublime timber detail are complemented by voluminous spaces and an overarching grandness, which all come together to produce the perfect rural retreat. Living zones on both floors fit in with the ultra-generous theme of the residence and get bathed in beautiful afternoon sun, while a 3rd top level living zone has versatility to be a home office or even a 5th bedroom. 3 downstairs bedrooms are serviced by ensuites including the expansive master bedroom which also delivers a walk-in robe.
Surrounding this elevated treasure are the numerous alfresco delights, including a BBQ courtyard, landscaped gardens, and the most of zen of waterfall ponds, where you’ll lose hours transfixed by the flowing water.
Also make the most of this enviable position near Ferguson’s Paddock, Hurstbridge Primary School, and Hurstbridge Station.
Christian Marchetti
