7 Boulder Court, Lara, Vic 3212

Nestled in the heart of Lara, this spacious four-bedroom brick home sitting on a generous 650m2 block, strikes the perfect balance between space, functionality, and location. 

From the moment you step inside, you’ll feel at home! The welcoming carpeted lounge is ideal for relaxing, while the tiled dining and family area creates a functional space for everyday living. The generous kitchen offers a gas cooktop, electric wall oven and dishwasher along with plenty of bench and storage space.

Catering to couples and families, the master suite boasts a walk-in robe, split system and private ensuite. The remaining three bedrooms all come with built-in robes, making it easy to accommodate the whole family.

Step outside and discover an amazing outdoor space. The large peaked-roof alfresco area is perfect for weekend barbecues, family gatherings, or simply relaxing with a morning coffee while overlooking the spacious, low-maintenance backyard. There’s plenty of room for kids and pets to run and play, making it an ideal space for family fun.

For tradies and hobbyists, this property is a standout. The double tandem carport provides easy access to an impressive 6x9m powered shed, complete with a hoist, concrete flooring, a toilet, built-in workbench, mezzanine storage and split system air conditioning—a dream workspace or storage solution. An additional garden shed adds even more practicality and storage.

Positioned on the right side of the tracks ;),  just a short stroll from Lara Train Station and with easy access to the Princes Freeway, commuting to Melbourne or Geelong is effortless. With its low-maintenance appeal and shedding, this home is ready to welcome its new owners. Whether you're starting fresh, growing your family, or looking for the ultimate set up for cars, tools or hobbies, this property is a must-see! 

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