Families who appreciate the value of location and space, you've just hit the jackpot.
Positioned on desirable Daffodil Street, which needs no introduction, this north-facing home offers abundant sunshine and is located close to the Village and all the sought-after local schools. For those with kids already at Kaurilands, the cut-through walkway at the end of Kawaka makes for an easy walk to school, making life as parents oh so dreamy.
Originally built in the 1970s, this home was thoughtfully extended 25 years ago with a front addition that brought it into the modern era of living. The desirable, family-friendly layout will be welcomed by everyone, both young and old. Large living spaces are well-appointed with a great flow, keeping everyone connected when it counts, while offering enough room for a large dining table for more formal occasions. The beautiful kitchen is spacious, with loads of bench space, storage, and finished timelessly in white. The rumpus room will be the absolute clincher, here the kids can escape, there's a pool table, and this space doubles as the perfect spot for summer pool parties.
The home provides four bedrooms and two bathrooms, cleverly laid out to give everyone space. The master bedroom, added in the extension, is positioned away from the kids' rooms for absolute privacy. Guaranteed to be one of the largest master bedrooms you've seen, it comes complete with a stylish ensuite and walk-in robe. The kids' rooms share a centrally located bathroom and separate WC, making mornings and evenings flow without delay. An office space offers extended flexibility with options to configure how you live.
The large garage offers internal access to the home via the separate laundry, making the grocery run easy and keeping you out of the elements.
Entertain in style, this home has been set up for summer and outdoor living. Decks, courtyards, and the pool area all connect with ease, making it a home where you can host everyone. There's even a fenced lawn area for the dog.
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