Offering complete privacy amongst a large native garden of shrubs, fruit trees and shady gums is this neat and quaint modern home. Situated at the end of Williams road, there is no traffic or noise, just the sounds of birds and small wildlife. Situated on 40 acres only 10 minutes from Kilkivan, it is an ideal home for retirees, empty nesters or a young couple starting out.
Built in 1997, the home has polished hardwood floors throughout and is designed to capture cool breezes with a high enough elevation overlooking part of the property. The 3 sided wrap around timber veranda is a big feature for outdoor living, easily accessed from sliding doors in the living room or on each bedroom.
The main bedroom has an air conditioner with built in cupboard, whilst the second bedroom is large enough for a queen size bed. The kitchen is very functional with gas stove, flowing onto the open plan dining and lounge room that has a permanent gas heater installed. Other features are satellite internet, 42,000L of rainwater storage, gas hot water and greenhouses in the garden.
Behind the home is an older home made shed with a lot of character also having power and water connected, plus a fire place. It has a workshop bench and parking for vehicles.
The property has a good bore that is 97 feet deep with a Grundfos pump. It pumps into two tanks (7,100L & 12,870L) that then supply troughs and garden taps that are under constant pressure. At the rear of the property is another tank and trough that waters the larger paddock and is supplied from a separate bore.
In the past, this property has farmed goats in the front paddocks and cattle in the rear. There is a balance of flat areas, then the large hill behind the house which offers great views from the top. This is a property with character, fully fenced and is large enough to do some bushwalking or ride a horse.
If youre after privacy without sacrificing distance to town, then we strongly recommend inspecting this charming property.
Priced to sell we welcome all enquiry and inspections.
