4 Koala Court, Baranduda VIC 3691

With classic mid-century modernist design at the forefront and by renowned Melbourne home builders and designers Fasham Johnson, this classic family home is ageless and truly designed for enjoying all your surrounds.
Synonymous with the brand the eyes are drawn to the amazing highlight windows with glimpses of greenery from every angle, and the amazing full-length floor to ceiling timber windows and doors along the whole northern side of the home opening onto the established gardens.
This family friendly home sits comfortably on over 5100m2 of land with a North, north easterly aspect over the gardens. To the rear of the property is a fully enclosed concrete tennis court in great order, perfect for basketball, cricket, skating or of course tennis. There are raised garden beds and an abundance of wildlife on this leafy homesite.
The home is spacious and consists of genuine 4 bedrooms plus study, three large living areas comprising of kitchen/meals/family, lounge/formal dining and thirdly the billiards/games room to complete the picture for those that love to entertain.
Heating and cooling are maintained with split system Airconditioning units, evaporative cooling, freestanding woodfired heater to the living room and Jetmaster Open fireplace in the lounge. The perfect place to end your winter's evening.
This is all set in a quiet court location, the place to enjoy your natural surrounds in this very popular leafy suburb. With land sizes like this becoming extremely rare this type of home is simply becoming extremely hard to find. This is sure to impress friends and family and will always stand out from the crowd.
• Solar Panels
• Timber ceilings
• Light Filled
• Established gardens
• Court location
• Close to School Bus Stop

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