$ 490,000.00
16 Croesus Ct, Lindisfarne TAS 7015
$490,000
This well maintained family home is situated in a very quiet cul de sac with the beauty of Gordon’s Hill Nature Reserve on it’s border. Located in the ever popular Lindisfarne, the home has a northerly aspect overlooking the Meehan Ranges and Mount Direction. The home is deceptively spacious and built for the family to live in comfort.
There are four bedrooms all with built in robes, the master has an ensuite and walk in robe. The sparkling family bathroom has a separate shower, bath, toilet and vanity.
This home will appeal to families who love their own space, you have a choice of a private lounge with formal dining, a sunny family room which flows from the meals area and kitchen. Downstairs is the added bonus of a large rumpus room, suitable for a variety of uses.
The large kitchen has plenty of cupboards and a huge pantry. This area combined with the dining and family room is the hub of the home, overlooking the lovely views of the hills and nature reserve. It is sundrenched all day with every window having a different outlook. Under the front patio is a small workshop, complete with workbench, vice and tool board.
Outdoors, there are beautifully landscaped gardens, including a verdant vegetable garden and terraced entertainment areas. There is a variety of fruit trees and many natives. A fantastic area for the kids to play and explore.
With a good choice of schools, shopping precincts, sporting facilities very close and less than 10 minutes from the CBD, this fabulous family home is precisely what you’ve been looking for.
Now selling or by Set Sale closing 5pm Tuesday 13th February 2018
* This is a Buyer's Guide
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