Beautifully boutique and boasting the best of Ringwood within arm's reach, this executive home in the Ringwood Secondary College zone offers indulgent low maintenance living that is big on luxury and lifestyle.
Built to the highest of standards, it flaunts an innate sense of style and space throughout; where tall ceilings, Tasmanian Oak floorboards and wool blend carpets establish class and comfort.
Well-presented and appointed, it features dual living zones; including a relaxing front lounge and an open plan family/meals area.
A chic white streamlined kitchen stretches across the centre of the home; featuring stainless steel appliances, soft close drawers plus Caesarstone countertops that include a waterfall-edge breakfast bar.
Seamlessly transitioning outside, a covered/lit Merbau deck supplies intimate alfresco dining, within a landscaped courtyard that is lined with easy-care gardens and artificial grass.
Completing the ground level, is a powder room, plus a laundry that opens out to the courtyard, which has a door to the remote double garage.
Upstairs, three bedrooms with sliding mirrored wardrobes are complemented by a sleek floor-to-ceiling tiled bathroom and a second powder room. The master suite contains the bonus of a matching-style ensuite.
Possessing a 6-star energy rating and a premium list of inclusions, it features: ducted heating and refrigerated air conditioning, camera intercom, an alarm system, instantaneous hot water, LED downlights, roller blinds with privacy screens, generous linen press and under-stair storage, 6 m3 shed and a 2,000L water tank.
A first-class location seals its lifestyle appeal. Accessing buses, Our Lady's and Great Ryrie Primary Schools, Aquinas and Ringwood Secondary Colleges, Ringwood Train Station, Eastland, Jubilee Park and Aquanation on foot. A couple of kilometres to EastLink, for an effortless connection to the CBD.
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