125 Forest Red Gum Drive, Mickleham VIC 3064

The home is well established amongst treed and garden areas with a massive allotment of 4.7 acres (approx.). Offering a beautiful home, shed, multiple garden sheds and a country lifestyle yet being so close to the city. The house itself is well proportioned with four very generous sized bedrooms, including the master with WIR and full ensuite with bath tub and other three bedrooms also with BIR which are well serviced by the main bathroom, dedicated study room, formal lounge and dining, a large kitchen with SS appliance and plenty of pantry space and cupboard which is overlooking the dining area and separate living area. As you step out to the outdoor entertainment area you are greeted with a massive enclosed patio area perfect to entertain friends and family members throughout anytime of the year, plenty of fruit trees and veggie plants.

Additional features of the property include:
- Lock up shed with multiple garden sheds
- Water tanks with over 120,000 litres capacity (4 tanks)
- Double garage garage with 2 carports
- Ducted heating and Refrigerated cooling additional splits systems in living and master bedroom.
- Plenty of storage space
- Well established gardens, with ample fruit trees, veggie plants and grape vines.

If you are looking for a unique lifestyle with space, convenience and future potential, this brilliant family home offers endless opportunities, close to all amenities for a growing family and short distance walk or drive to prestigious Hume Anglican Grammar School, Craigieburn central shopping, local health & leisure centre, public transport, etc.

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