4 Bed | 3 Bath | 2 Car
Auction: 23rd June @ 11am
Flawless with its fabulous finishes, this stunning new 4 bedroom + study, 3 bathroom street front sensation is set apart by its contemporary edge and ground floor accommodation.
With beautiful high ceilings and European Oak floors, this exquisite home features a quiet study area, a downstairs guest bedroom (BIRs) with its own semi ensuite, a fitted laundry and a generous west-facing open plan entertainment area. The high end stone kitchen features a Fisher & Paykel dishwasher, a Ilve 900mm stove and a solid island bench for entertaining. The property also features an elevated deck in a formally landscaped garden.
Upstairs includes a main bedroom with double doors, a fitted WIR and a fully tiled ensuite. It also includes 2 large bedrooms (BIRs) and a glamourous bathroom and relaxing retreat. With the benefits of being brand new, this stylish home is complete with ducted heating/air conditioning, video intercom, alarm, solar hot water, garden shed and auto garage via an exposed aggregate driveway.
Tucked away, yet near Koornang Park, the city tram and popular cafes, walk to Carnegie Primary School and Carnegie shops, train and restaurants.
FEATURES:
Air Conditioning
Built-In Wardrobes
Close To Schools
Close To Shops
Close To Transport
Garden
If you’re looking to buy, sell or have an investment property you would like to lease out, contact our team of real estate professionals today to see how we can achieve the best outcome for you. You can reach us on 9571 6777 or at our located at 276 Neerim Rd, Carnegie.
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