Sunny, tidy and easy to settle into, this three-bedroom Welcome Bay home pairs a 105m² floor plan with a fully fenced 663m² section. Set on one level, it comes with a single garage and two carparks, plus a good stretch of lawn and a rear deck where you can sit with a coffee, catch the sun or wind down at the end of the day. There is a nice balance here: enough room to spread out, yet a layout that stays easy to look after and simple to live in from day one.

Inside, light-filled interiors and a neutral palette keep things fresh and easy. The living room is generous, with wide windows drawing in the sun and showing off sea peeks. There is a heat pump helping with comfort through the seasons. Dining sits beside the well-appointed kitchen, where white cabinetry, good bench space and modern finishes make meal prep simple. Doors open to the deck, creating easy indoor-outdoor flow when friends drop by or dinner moves outside.

All three bedrooms are carpeted and bright, with good windows bringing in natural light and a calm, neutral feel. The main bedroom is a comfortable size, while the remaining rooms work well for children, guests or a home office. The bathroom includes a glass shower and vanity, with a separate toilet nearby, while a dedicated laundry area keeps everyday jobs neatly contained.

The 663m² section gives you useful outdoor room without feeling hard to manage. A broad rear lawn leaves space for outdoor games, pets or a few garden beds, while the deck runs along the back of the home for relaxed outdoor living. Fencing adds a sense of separation and the driveway leads back to the garage with extra off-street parking for day-to-day ease.

In Welcome Bay, you are within easy reach of Welcome Bay School and kindergarten, local shopping centre and the suburb’s network of reserves and walkways, including Tye Park which is within easy walking distance. If 16 Dingadee Street sounds like your kind of move, call Diane Hurdsfield and come see how it feels in person.