Contemporary Family Home Committed to Comfort

The Lifestyle

Surrounded by custom-built properties in a family-friendly neighbourhood, this stylish and modernly appointed home is big on practicality and low on maintenance, leaving your weekends free for leisure. And though it may be easycare, it certainly doesn’t sacrifice space, with a sprawling interior allowing you all to spread out with ease, while outdoors delivers plenty of room for a game of backyard cricket or hosting friends under a spacious entertaining area.

The Home

Perfect for the growing family, the layout features a media room for movie nights, an activity room for the kids, and a fabulous open plan living zone that extends to a substantial outdoor entertaining area via two sets of glass sliders. An island kitchen is the home’s centrepiece and allows you to cook up a storm while staying connected to social spaces. Each bedroom is a serene space and is enhanced by a built or walk-in robe and carpet underfoot. The master suite achieves sanctuary status for parents with a twin-vanity ensuite with a bath, and a private outdoor retreat to relax. A well-equipped study nook makes working from home a breeze.

The Location

Adding further weight to this family-focused home is its family-focused address within Sanctuary Estate. 20 minutes from Newcastle CBD and 5-minutes from the M1 and Hunter Expressway, this well-positioned home also puts Kurraka Reserve playground, soccer field, basketball courts, and oval an easy 2-minute bike ride away.

– Single-level brick and tile home featuring a double garage with internal access
– Open plan living effortlessly flows to a superb all-season entertainment area
– Gourmet kitchen with standalone 900mm oven, dishwasher, and step-in pantry
– Ducted AC, LED downlights, high-quality fixtures and fittings throughout
– Mature greenery frames the backyard, providing exceptional privacy
– Quick walk to Sanctuary Early Learning Centre
– Near Bishop Tyrrell Anglican College, Aldi and Fletcher shopping village
– 6.6KW solar system