30 Redwood Avenue, Hampton Park VIC 3976

Located on a quiet, low traffic street and set on a generous 523 m² block, this three-bedroom home is ideal for a small family, downsizer or savvy investor.

With high ceilings and a formal lounge room for entertaining or a quiet place to retreat, there's also an open-plan living, meals and kitchen space that's bright and inviting. Family meals are made easy with an island-style bench, gas cooktop, electric oven and dishwasher.

From the dining area, step outside via sliding doors to an undercover outdoor pergola where family and friends can come together for weekend BBQs or general entertaining.
Retreat to the carpeted master bedroom and enjoy a full private ensuite and walk-in robe while the remaining two bedrooms are also carpeted and feature built-in robes. The family bathroom features a separate bath and shower as well as a separate WC. There's also a dedicated laundry for added convenience.

Additional amenities include new air conditioners, ducted heating, gas hot water system, NBN connection, blinds and curtains throughout and a double remote garage with rear drive through access.

With an easy low maintenance front garden and a large, private rear yard, there are plenty of reasons to love this home.

Enjoy being located just a 5 minutes drive from Hampton Park Shopping Centre, Narre Warren South College, both St Kevins and Coral Park Primary Schools, and walking distance to public transport. You're also within minutes of parks, recreational facilities, medical facilities and so much more.

Property Specifications:
• Three bedroom, two-bathroom family home on a quiet low traffic street
• Double car garage for secure, off-street parking with rear drive through access
• Outdoor undercover entertainer's area with large rear yard
• Convenient location near quality schools, shops, parks and lifestyle facilities


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