Wurley

Abounding with natural light and blessed with a sublime bushland outlook, it's easy to see why the current owners have enjoyed this beautiful home and location since construction fifty years ago. As loved as it is, the time has come for a new family to enjoy the superb indoor/outdoor lifestyle on offer in this delightful three bedroom garden haven. , , Keeping all the best of the 70s and updated where needed, discover a split-level design showcasing cathedral ceiling, brick features and clerestory windows. The north easterly orientation allows sunlight throughout the day in the cooler months, while a spectacular Virginia creeper gives a showstopping display across the exterior of the home and provides summer shade. The radiant living/dining area is richly appointed and opens to a sun washed balcony and covered deck, embracing magical garden and verdant native views. , , Olinda Creek flows along the bottom of the valley, passing Mt Evelyn Recreation reserve and Community Hub just a short walk away. Cutting through the reserve, there's a pathway to East Ave allowing access by foot to Joy Avenue Pre-school and Mt Evelyn Primary, while the area is threaded with walking track including Tramway Track through to Silvan Dam running along the other side of this quiet no through road., , Complete with clever storage options and Blano, Westinghouse and Hisense appliances, the kitchen was updated a number of years back and features generous workspace including moveable central bench and dishwasher. Cooking will never be a chore with the lush garden outlook captured beyond the kitchen sink. Step up to a peaceful bedroom hallway from the kitchen and living space. Three bedrooms are served by a neat bathroom, separate toilet and sizable laundry., , Wake to a relaxed back garden views from all three bedrooms, particularly lovely from the master. With winding pathways, hidden nooks and shaded sitting areas including covered paved outdoor entertaining, the garden offers a private escape from the world, showcasing rhododendrons, camelias and Japanese maples. A family of kookaburras make regular visits to the home along with other birdlife. , , A bonus room on the lower level would make an ideal work from home space, teen retreat, rumpus or workshop with access to under house storage. Further highlights include split system, ducted heating, generous storage, garden shed and double carport., , Disclaimer: The information contained herein has been supplied to us and is to be used as a guide only. No information in this report is to be relied on for financial or legal purposes. Although every care has been taken in the preparation of the above information, we stress that particulars herein are for information only and do not constitute representation by the Owners or Agent.