Charming Forever Family Home in a Sought-After Cul-de-Sac
Tucked away in a popular, tree-lined cul-de-sac in Eversdal, this north-facing home is the perfect blend of comfort, space, and seamless indoor-outdoor living. The interconnected lounge, dining, and family rooms flow effortlessly onto a covered patio, creating a welcoming space ideal for both relaxed family living and entertaining. The adjacent paved pool area, set on the same level, extends the living space outdoors and enhances the home's open, airy feel.
At the heart of the home is a generous open-plan kitchen — a warm, sociable space where family and friends can gather around the long kitchen table. With ample cupboard space and a separate laundry/scullery that leads directly to the double garage and back garden, functionality meets charm.
A private study near the entrance offers an ideal work-from-home setup, featuring its own external access for added convenience. All four bedrooms are located on one side of the house, accompanied by two bathrooms, including a main en suite. Outside, the lush garden is perfect for kids and pets, boasting a spacious lawn designed for endless playtime. This rare find offers everything a growing family needs — don’t miss your chance to call it home.
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