This family dwelling inspires feelings of comfort and warmth at first sight, with its dark cocoa-bean coloured exterior. The theme continues with a mouth-watering interior colour palette of butterscotch, cappuccino and cream featuring in its glistening floors, walls and other adornments.
31 Clematis Crescent, Manor Lakes 3024
- Barry Plant Werribee: 9731 8888
- Price: Contact agent
- Private sale
- For more information on this property, go to domain.com.au
The light-filled foyer sweeps past a carpeted lounge room as well as a study to the centre of the house where it opens to a breezy living zone. At the centre of this arrangement, the kitchen has a glass splashback, on-trend, stainless-steel appliances a walk-in pantry and breakfast bar with storage space.
Across from this gilded space, there’s a family room edged with windows and a dining area. A set of double doors leads from the latter to a carpeted games room or home theatre, the perfect space to keep the children entertained while the grown-ups socialise.
Outside the living zone, there’s an under-roofline entertainment area with café blinds to help keep inclement weather at bay. This spills out to a secluded backyard that is also neatly landscaped and encircled by Colorbond fencing.
At the front of the house, the main bedroom is spacious with a walk-in robe concealed behind a smart feature wall. Just off the bedroom, the en suite is a contemporary retreat with a step-up bathtub, and attractive double basin vanity and shower.
The residence has three further bedrooms, each with built-in robes and access to a large, central family bathroom.
The deal includes ducted heating, while security screens on the doors, alarm system and a double garage with secure access to the interior and to the backyard, give peace of mind.
Across the road from parkland, just five minutes from Manor Lakes medical centre, and with Manor Lakes P-12 College as well as Wyndham Vale train station within two kilometres, the residence has everything to suit the lifestyle of a growing family.
