62 Sherbrooke Street, Eltham, Vic 3095

Sale by Negotiation

SOLD by Barry Plant Eltham Phone 9431 1222 - Eltham North - Offering easy single-level living with beautiful modern features, this tastefully renovated home will appeal to families of all stages as well as those who crave sophisticated and contemporary touches.

Sitting on 1828m2 (approx) among professionally landscaped drought-tolerant gardens, the residence has been constructed from Daniel Robertson bricks and is cleverly designed to wrap around a central open alfresco with two access points for easy entertaining and outdoor living.

The formal and informal living areas have verdant outlooks, including the dining room/open study, and separate lounge room/home theatre with cathedral ceilings. The family room and meals area connect to the
contemporary kitchen with stainless steel appliances, including Bosch dishwasher and twin ovens, plus induction cooktop, soft-closing drawers and Caesarstone bench tops.

Zoned for peace, the main bedroom features two sets of built-in-robes and full en-suite. The other robed bedrooms are in a separate wing and are serviced by a sparkling ultra-modern family bathroom with twin basins, glass shower, bath and separate toilet. Plus, there is also a home office with private entry.

The energy-friendly property also features aggregate alfresco, exposed brickwork, fitted storage to built-in-robes, hydronic floor heating, built-in storage, huge laundry with storage, sprinkler system, 2 x 4500 litre (approx) water tanks and secured side access, shed, double carport and off-street parking bays for cars/boat.

From the easily accessible open alfresco, the manicured gardens lead through to the fully fenced decked pool (fully plumbed, ready for solar panels to be installed) and raised veggie garden beds.

In a prime family location, it's a 12 minute (approx) walk to Eltham Township and train station, and a 5 minute (approx) walk to Eltham North Primary School and easy access to Catholic Ladies' College.

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