2/7 Kiewa Crescent, Dallas, Vic 3047

Thoughtfully designed for comfort and convenience, this stylish two-bedroom townhouse is an easy-living sanctuary, light, bright, and well-presented in an ultra-convenient locale. Ground floor living encompasses a stone-topped kitchen with a full suite of stainless steel appliances, overlooking the spacious open plan lounge and dining zones, flowing through wide sliding doors to a sunny, low-maintenance courtyard with a brilliant verandah making it perfect for all-weather enjoyment. Two bedrooms with mirrored sliding robes are positioned either side of a quiet study space at the top of the stairs, serviced by the chic main bathroom with stone-topped dual vanity. Features include split system heating/cooling and floorboards throughout, video intercom, powder room, Euro laundry and lock up garage with rear drive through and internal access. Ideal for buyers dipping a toe into the market, and savvy investors with a potential rental return of around $450-$480 per week, the home is brilliantly located and the location is an two minute walk from Ilim College, and walking distance from Sirius College, Hume Central Secondary College, and Dallas Brooks Primary (zoned) with a wider range of schooling options in the surrounding area. Local shops are moments away with Broadmeadows shopping, medical and more all just a short drive from home, and there's easy access to major arterials for commuters.


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