18 Booyaa Street, Kingston TAS 7050

Situated in a quiet cul-de-sac in a very popular, family friendly pocket of Kingston, close to shops, transport and extensive bushland, this well presented four-bedroom, two bathroom family home is a must see.

At the heart of the home is a spacious, light filled, open plan kitchen, dining and living area. The contemporary kitchen boasts quality appliances and breakfast bar, essential for everyday family gatherings. A generous, separate lounge and media room complements the open plan living space. A generously sized north-facing timber deck with lovely mountain views is perfect for entertaining family and friends.

Parents will love the enormous master bedroom which has a walk-in wardrobe and sizeable ensuite. A further three bedrooms, all with built in robes give ample space for a growing family and guests.

The family bathroom is large, clean and bright with a separate toilet. A good-sized laundry and internal access to the secure garage and rear garden make this property a versatile and attractive proposition.

Fully fenced easy care gardens with a delightful cubby house and sandpit will keep the kids busy, and the close proximity to the extensive bushland of Peter Murrell Reserve (accessed from a lane way just twenty metres from the property), beaches and playgrounds means the kids will be spoilt for choice in their outdoor play. An extensive choice of schools are close by, and the magnificent Kingston playground is just a few minutes' drive.

An enormous under-house area with workshop area and extensive storage will cater to the many different needs of a busy family and their hobbies.
With double-glazing throughout this four-year-old Wilson Homes home, is light, bright, energy efficient and a delight to live in all year-round.

With motivated sellers, and loads of potential, this ready to move into home is worth an inspection.

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