13 Wright Avenue, Upwey, Vic 3158

Dual Living Family Haven in Upwey.

Welcome to this versatile dual-living sanctuary in the heart of Upwey, perfect for extended families or multi-generational living arrangements. This thoughtfully designed home offers two distinct living zones across two levels, providing privacy and independence while keeping loved ones close. The upper level features its own self-contained living space, while the lower level boasts generous family accommodations, making this property an ideal solution for growing families, elderly parents, or adult children seeking independence under one roof.

Key Property Features

•	Five spacious bedrooms spread across two levels, offering flexibility for various family arrangements
•	Spacious swimming pool - the perfect place for family and friends on fun, summer days
•	Large dedicated study zone, perfect for home office or children's homework area
•	Master bedroom downstairs complete with walk-in robe and private ensuite
•	Gourmet downstairs kitchen featuring premium 900mm stainless steel oven and cooktop
•	Cozy and efficient Coonara wood heater providing warmth and ambiance
•	Self-contained upstairs living zone with two bedrooms, renovated bathroom, and modern kitchen
•	Dedicated vehicle storage with remote-controlled enclosed carport
•	Versatile workshop/storage space for projects and storage needs
•	Ample off-street parking space suitable for additional vehicles, boats, caravans, or trailers

Local Amenities

•	Wright Avenue Playground (300m)
•	Upwey Village Shopping Centre (600m)
•	Upwey RSL (500m)
•	Upwey Primary School (600m)
•	Upwey Train Station (700m)
•	Upwey High School (800m)
•	Upwey IGA (800m)
•	1000 Steps and National Park (1.4km)

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