Spectacular Views And Surroundings!

An immaculately presented ashlar stone home accompanied by stunning landscaped gardens, set on 5 acres with outstanding views of the township and surrounding pine forest . The Empak home was built in 2010, with Colorbond roof and aluminium windows.
• The paved entranceway brings you to a double door which opens to a tiled entry.
• A private formal lounge to one side with by-fold doors, carpet and ducted air-conditioning.
• Open living, kitchen, and dining, with tiled flooring, ducted air conditioning, ceiling fan, and spectacular views of the surrounding gardens.
• The kitchen features a large island bench, dishwasher, built-in microwave space, pantry cupboard, deep storage, under-bench electric oven and ceramic hotplates.
• Master bedroom with walk-in robe, carpeted flooring, ceiling fan, Ducted air-conditioning, and large corner window. Ensuite with double basin vanity, toilet, and shower.
• 3 bedrooms with carpeted flooring, ducted air conditioning, block-out blinds, and one room with built-in desk.
• Tiled bathroom with vanity, bath, shower, and separate toilet.
• Laundry with built-in bench and cupboards, walk in storage, door access to garage.
• Double bay garage with cement flooring, electric roller doors, plus additional open room currently used as gym.
• Ducted vacuum with various points throughout home.
• Glass sliding doors open to a paved outdoor entertaining area which sweeps the rear of the house, with pull down blinds and spectacular views of the surrounds ridge.
• Side veranda with paved flooring to the fern/shade house.
• Orchards with various fruit trees, as well as a berry orchard and vegetable garden.
• Large 4 bay shed, 16m by 7.5m and 4m high. Cement flooring, power, roller door, side access, built in work benches, and one bay open for caravan/boat/tractor.
• Two 22,000L rainwater tanks supplying entire home.
• Biocycle (recently updated pump)
• Equipped bore.
• New hot water system (one month old)
• 20 solar panels at 5 KWS
• Two fully enclosed paddocks, one with sheep ramp, and the other with native trees. Both with water troughs supplied by bore.
RLA 179064