BRIMBANK NORTH WEST

The timeless facade and stone retaining walls creating a stepped garden feature offer great first impressions of this Cairnlea house. Within, there are four large bedrooms with built-in robes including the main bedroom which has an en suite and walk-in robe. Two living zones include a sitting room/TV room with floating gloss timber floors, bulkhead ceilings and downlights creating a cosmopolitan feel. The open-plan tiled kitchen, meals and lounge area is a great size. In the kitchen find loads of storage, hardwood cabinetry and stone benches. The main bathroom has a corner-set spa. Ducted heating, a study and video security are just some of the fantastic additions. The double garage has rear roller door access which opens to the large backyard with raised vegetable beds, lawn and plenty of storage. The pergola would be great for entertaining.

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