272 River Street

Deniliquin NSW 2710

This Edward River 'Entertainer' was well ahead of its time when built in 1986, however the internal lay-out still imbues modern living and the views of the river are as good as any along this sought-after street. For those who love to host, the gauzed entertaining area spans the width of the home and boasts stunning water and red gum views, while there is a massive rumpus room on the lower level with in-built spa and high ceilings - the perfect games room! Outside are lush rolling lawns leading to the riverbank - approx. 29m of absolute river frontage - which is an idyllic setting for a camp-out or family gatherings and is accessible by vehicle and boat. And if you're not camping out under the stars, the craftsman-built split-level home has ample space for all the family and their guests! At the top level parallel with the entertaining area are two big living areas offering both formal and casual living and dining, enjoying the same stunning river views and separated by the modern all-electric kitchen. Located along the western side of the middle level are three bedrooms all with BIRs and two of the rooms sharing a spacious bathroom. On the eastern side is the master bedroom with walk-in robe and modern ensuite with floor to ceiling tiles. At the lowest level is a cleverly-conceived and multi-use space, starting with a massive four-car garage with auto rollerdoor, leading to a workshop / studio, roomy laundry, and home office with its own bathroom - all easily adaptable to white- or blue-collar workers.

Other key features include ducted zone-controlled heating and cooling, polished floorboards, attractive timber balustrade, wood heating, and inground sprinklers. Adding to the flexibility of the 3280sqm block is a vacant section (approx. 900 sqm) fronting River St, available for subdivision (S.T.C.A). This is the first time in 37 years the property has been offered for sale, and it's usually a long time before they come up for sale again, so don't miss the boat!

OPEN HOUSE: Saturday, January 11 (10.15am to 11.15am)