2/124 Boldrewood Parade, Reservoir, Vic 3073

Brand new and conveniently located, this well-designed home offering three bedrooms and two bathrooms has a striking street presence with its timber, cladding and recycled brick facade, and is enhanced by beautiful timber floors throughout the living domain. A stone-topped island bench kitchen offering stainless steel appliances and tiled splashbacks anchors the space, while just inside the entrance a purpose-built study offers a quiet environment for concentration. Three upstairs upstairs include the master with walk-in robe and chic, fully-tiled ensuite, boasting an extra-large rainfall shower, stone counters and stylish black accents. Two additional robed bedrooms are serviced by an equally elegant main bathroom. A fully paved rear courtyard needing next-to-no maintenance flowing from the living spaces is a great place to relax and enjoy. Additional features throughout the home include split system heating and cooling, alarm system, intercom, tall square-set ceilings, powder room, internal laundry, and a remote-control garage with internal entry and additional driveway parking space. Just a short stroll from Clements Reserve and the Darebin Creek trails, it's just a few minutes to Broadway for your shopping and dining needs, with local schools and public transport close by, ready access to LaTrobe University, Northland shopping, Reservoir train station, leisure facilities and more.


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