Built with family life in mind, this three bedroom home offers a layout that works hard for busy households. At the heart of the home, the kitchen has been thoughtfully designed with generous storage and ample bench space, giving you plenty of room to prepare meals, pack lunches, and manage the everyday juggle without feeling cramped.
The kitchen flows naturally through to the living room, creating an easy connection between cooking, relaxing, and spending time together. From here, there is access to the deck extends your living space outdoors, perfect for morning coffee, weekend barbecues, or simply keeping an eye on the kids while they play in the backyard.
Down the central hallway, the three bedrooms and family bathroom are tucked away from the main living areas, offering a quiet retreat at the end of the day. The layout is simple and practical, making it easy for everyone in the household to find their own space.
Outside, the property continues to deliver on family functionality. A large garage provides room for vehicles, tools, or hobbies, while additional sheds offer even more storage for bikes, sports gear, or the garden. The yard itself is generous in size and ready for kids and pets to run around, kick a ball, or simply enjoy being outside.
This is a home that has been considered from the inside out, with everyday family living at the centre of its design.
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