Buddha said: “Your work is to discover your world and then with all of your heart, give yourself to it” … and this quote suits this single-storey property well.
It has a distinct focus on living, and loads of it. Two sunrooms extend into the backyard, creating generous indoor/outdoor spaces that open to a well-maintained and landscaped backyard.
4 Oakwood Road, Albanvale, 3021
- Barry Plant St Albans: 9367 7044
- Price: Contact agent
- Auction: June 17 at 11am
- Find out more about this property on Domain.com.au
The attractive brick veneer has a feature roofline with multiple large windows allowing plenty of natural light to warm and brighten the front of the house.
Security roller shutters have been installed on the front windows, also good for keeping the heat out during the summer months.
When you enter, three bedrooms plus the main bathroom are grouped to the left of the house.
All have built-in wardrobes and floorboards. The main bedroom has mirrored wardrobes and a fan.
The main bathroom was recently renovated and now has floor-to-ceiling tiling and a double-length shower.
Opposite is the open-plan kitchen and family-meals area.
The all-white corner-set kitchen has been updated, has stainless-steel appliances and views out to the backyard.
It also has access to the laundry, which opens out to one of the sunrooms.
The white tiling extends into the meals area, where sliding doors open into the extended sunroom area.
With ducted heating throughout, its comfortable year-round.
In the backyard, there is a large storage shed, a double garage with further off-street parking another advantage.
Close to schools, transport, local parks and a quick drive away from the local shopping centre, it’s a handy spot to be in for families.
Kids can get involved with popular local football club, the Albanvale Cobras, and there’s Kororoit Creek’s great walking tracks nearby. It’s also only 19 kilometres for city commutes.
Maybe you’re deciding where to put down roots, or buying your first family property but consider this part of the world. Perhaps on doing so, you’ll discover a new part of yours.
