Showcasing eye-catching qualities from a front-row position in McCormacks Bay, this architectural abode affords effortless comfort and accommodates modern living with considerable ease.
Skilfully composed by the late architect, Bruce Banbury, and constructed by the experienced team at Chris Beer Construction in 2014, the home's cleverly configured design is in-tune with family living and responds to the requirements of every generation.
Striking a bold silhouette and spanning two levels, the home's primary open-plan entertaining space occupies the top floor and steps out to the balcony, where you can admire the elevated outlook over the park. An alternative living space and large decks are found on the ground floor, which assures flexibility for growing families.
The two-level layout also comprises four double bedrooms that are evenly distributed across both levels, with the master enjoying a first-floor position and the luxury of a tiled ensuite.
The décor is desirable and features an array of contemporary neutrals as well as freshly laid carpet, while the presence of two heat pumps will keep you cosy winter-long.
Easy-care grounds are contained within the fully fenced section, and they could easily be enhanced with professional landscaping should you choose.
The internal access garage provides secure storage, plus a rear roller door for a boat, which is a bonus given the convenience of the location, with the Saturday Farmers' Market only a stroll away while the coastal walkway and wealth of amenities in Ferrymead are also close to home.
Making its market debut since its construction, this property will be a captivating prospect to many, and with the vendors having downsized and purchased elsewhere, it's recommended that interested buyers act quickly.
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