23 Thornleigh Street, Glenorchy TAS 7010

A house, or better said, a place to call home means many different things to many different people. To some it brings back memories of safety being living at the end of a cul-de-sac street; memories of growing up and playing with pets in the backyard then retreating undercover to satisfy your stomach over a BBQ dinner when the rain sets in. Maybe memories of running outside to the nearest park and playground less than a minute walk from your home. To others, these might not be memories but they might have only been a dream that you have wanted to create and 23 Thornleigh Street can do all that and more.

This 3 bedroom, split level home, opens up into a large separate living area with views out to a covered entertaining deck and stretching across the river. It also includes an open dining and galley style kitchen, separate laundry, separate bathroom and toilet and the bedrooms as mentioned are separated on the top level at the back to provide some separation and privacy from living and sleeping.

Set upon a generous 870 sqm of land with full access to the fenced backyard, you can leave 2 cars undercover in the carport and still have space for more while storing more tools and toys in the garage at the rear of the yard.

At the end of the road are the grounds of Springfield Primary School and the access path to the Jim Bacon reserve. This means you can either play at home or safely retreat to public grounds to save wear and tear on your lawn.

23 Thornleigh may remind some of a childhood of wonderful shared memories and to others, it is the perfect home if you've ever thought of creating these memories in you and your family's future.

• 3 bedroom, split level home on 870 square metres of land
• Large separate lounge room, separate dining and galley kitchen
• Large covered entertaining deck and bbq area
• Carport for 2 cars, additional off street parking and access to the back
• Separate 6 x 3.5 sqm garage
• At the end of a cul-de-sac
• Next door to the grounds of a primary school and short walk to Jim Bacon Reserve Park