19 Johnson Street

Balnarring VIC 3926

A well-sized family kitchen with floorboards and painted-timber cabinetry is fitted with sleek white appliances and shares an airy open flow with the dining zone and family room beyond, while the rear living area with walk-in storage cupboard opens directly via sliding glass to the back deck and gardens.

The third lounge on the upper level flows out to a wraparound balcony gazing out across the leafy neighbourhood from this charming abode, which includes a master ensuite, full family bathroom, third toilet off the laundry, split-system airconditioning on both levels, rainwater tanks, a cubby house, garden shed and two carports.

Claiming a peaceful and private quarter-acre block (approx) around 10-minutes' stroll to the village spoils, the residence is flanked by a covered outdoor entertaining area to host friends in any forecast and even has room to add a pool (STCA).

Homes and Acreage is proud to be offering this property for sale To arrange an inspection or for further information, please contact the office on 1300 077 557 or office@homesacreage.com.au

Features:
3 living areas
Family size kitchen
Master ensuite
Full family bathroom
3rd toilet off laundry
Split-system AC on both levels
Detached artist's studio
Rainwater tanks
Cubby house
Garden shed
Range of fruit trees
Lime, mandarin, orange, apricot, plum & cherry
Huge netted veggies garden
Chook run
Exquisite cottage gardens
Wraparound balcony
Covered outdoor entertaining area
Rainwater tanks
Double carport & single carport
Quiet country road
Strolling distance to village, primary school, kindergarten & skatepark
Short drive to Balnarring Beach & yacht club

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