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Growing families take note: those looking for a house in a convenient location with plenty of space may find what they’re looking for in this impressive double storey. Entry through double doors reveals an open light-filled foyer, with adjoining lounge room. Further down the tiled hallway is the family-meals area and kitchen with wall oven, 900mm gas cooktop, breakfast bar and walnut-toned cabinetry. A rumpus room and study provide extra functionality. Up the timber staircase from the foyer is the main bedroom with walk-in wardrobe and en suite; the other three bedrooms have built-in wardrobes and there’s a bathroom with spa. The low-maintenance backyard has established gardens and a concrete-paved entertainment area. Other features are ducted heating and cooling, security system, intercom and remote-controlled double garage. The property is within a short walk of shops and Maribyrnong River trails.

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