Narre Warren 10 Caulfield Court

Eminently positioned in a sought-after pocket in the heart of Narre Warren, this cul-de-sac prize boasts multiple living zones and generous proportions with intimate upstairs living.

Preceded by an inviting entry foyer, the ground floor is introduced by a formal living room and formal dining which uniquely functions as a potential fourth bedroom.

Flaunting a generous U-shape design with extensive storage space, integrated appliances and breakfast bar; friends and family will gravitate to the homemaker kitchen before heading through glass sliding doors to the undercover alfresco for multi-setting entertaining.

Featuring a spacious rumpus and family bathroom, upstairs hosts two bedrooms with built-in robes, and a master retreat with walk-in robes and private ensuite.

Generous offerings include double garage with internal access, separate office/study, under stair storage, ducted heating, and evaporative cooling. The generous 638 sqm. approx. allotment offers adaptability for extension and renovation (STCA).

Parkland surrounds border this quiet court, with Sweeney Reserve a short walk away along winding boulevards. Just 1km from the vibrant city centre and the easy commutes offered by Narre Warren train station, take advantage of the proximity to local shops, cafes, and restaurants.

Multiple living zones Spacious proportions Upstairs sleeping quarters East-facing backyard Garage with internal access Separate study/office Ducted heating & evaporative cooling 638 sqm. approx. Live-in as is, or renovate at your own pace

Terms 10% deposit, balance 30/45/60/90 days

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