Kamo

First time on the market, the vendors have decided to size down from their large family home as it is the 'empty nester' syndrome for them now. Set well off the road down a lined driveway of Poplar trees, you are greeted by this charming home built of Cinva rammed-earth bricks and Redwood exterior. This home oozes rustic ambience, warmth, and charm. Boasting a 230m² floor plan and consisting of three double bedrooms. The large main bedroom upstairs has an ensuite, walk-in wardrobe, and a north-facing enclosed balcony. There are two double bedrooms downstairs, with a large family bathroom and separate toilet. There is a separate lounge at the north end of the house, assuring you of privacy with a window seat for an afternoon nap or to read the latest novel while you soak up the afternoon sun. Some Macrocarpa sarked ceilings compliment this home and to add to the charm, an old stained glass window greets you as you enter through the front door. Some features include open plan dining, kitchen, and family room with tiled flooring, gas hobs and under bench oven, stone benchtops, plus free-standing fireplace for the winter months. A separate third toilet/powder room, laundry, and office nook take you to the large double carport. Covered decking is the icing on the cake, enabling you to follow the sun around, or, if there are raindrops, you are sure to be dry/sheltered or sun-soaked as the dining room and separate lounge flow onto these areas. Zoned for the Glenbervie School. The 4965m2 section has fenced side boundaries, established grounds, fruit trees, plus a 9m x 6m detached shed for bits and bobs and more.