6 Betula Grove, Bundanoon, NSW, 2578, Australia

Immaculate residence positioned within an established garden of natives and ornamentals, ensuring a gorgeous garden vista from every room. This three bedroom home presents a fantastic opportunity for first home buyers, young families and downsizers.
High points
Open plan kitchen and dining flow to the cosy living spaces, one with gas fireplace and the other with picture windows looking onto the garden
All living spaces are bathed in natural light via the oversized and well placed windows
Galley kitchen is both functional and well positioned with good storage options, heat induction cooktop, electric oven and dishwasher
Master suite offers a generous ensuite and walk-in robe with a lovely view of the front garden
Guest bedrooms / family wing houses another two generous bedrooms both with built-in-robes and serviced via the main bathroom
Laundry / mudroom is a good size and accesses the covered rear terrace and back garden
An added bonus is the covered entertaining terrace off the kitchen / dining, perfect for weekend BBQs set within the gorgeous gardens
The garden is a special feature. It is extensively planted with natives, plus a wide range of ornamentals, and there are multiple plants in flower throughout every month of the year. Around 30 species of birds are regular visitors , attracted by the plentiful supply of nectar, seeds and insects.
Level, fully fenced and sun filled gardens ensure privacy to the street and neighbouring properties + 3 veggie gardens + garden shed tucked away
A tranquil family friendly location in a quiet cul-de-sac and close to all village amenities.
Extras
Zoned R2 Low Density Residential
Lot 6 DP 881718
Freshly painted + new carpet all in neutral tones
Gas fireplace + split system a/c
Instant gas HWS
All town services
Single lock up garage + single carport + off street parking bay perfect for trailers
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