6 Bartram Rise, Viewbank VIC 3084
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Spacious Family Home In Quiet Position
SOLD By Nelson Alexander. Sitting on a large sunny block amongst leafy serenity, this 4-bedroom family home offers a functional floorplan with character and flexibility perfectly suited for families looking for space, liveability and location.
Upon entry, you're greeted with a sizeable master bedroom equipped with a split system unit, walk-in robe and ensuite. Followed by an expansive open plan living and dining space, there's no shortage of room for entertaining indoors.
Make your way down the long hallway where 3 additional bedrooms sit (2 with built-in robes), a central family bathroom, a separate toilet, and a well-sized laundry.
But it doesn't end there. The heart of the home is the tremendous open plan kitchen, meals, family and lounge zones with adequate space to host social gatherings, lunch, dinners and more. The functional kitchen has ample benchtop space, a gas cooktop and a large bay window welcoming plenty of natural light.
Take the party outside in the entertaining undercover deck where you can wine and dine and enjoy your backyard's green leafy outlook. The established gardens frame a large lawn offering heaps of space and privacy for the kids to run and play.
Complete with a double garage with access to the backyard, this massive block of land can also house an additional 3 vehicles on the property for added security.
Positioned in a highly regarded location, you're surrounded by parklands, tracks, and trails along the Plenty and Yarra Rivers. Enjoy being moments away from Burgundy St restaurants and cafes, Heidelberg train station, multiple golf courses, Viewbank Primary School and Viewbank Secondary College, and the Austin Hospital - all within easy reach for the growing family.
Upon entry, you're greeted with a sizeable master bedroom equipped with a split system unit, walk-in robe and ensuite. Followed by an expansive open plan living and dining space, there's no shortage of room for entertaining indoors.
Make your way down the long hallway where 3 additional bedrooms sit (2 with built-in robes), a central family bathroom, a separate toilet, and a well-sized laundry.
But it doesn't end there. The heart of the home is the tremendous open plan kitchen, meals, family and lounge zones with adequate space to host social gatherings, lunch, dinners and more. The functional kitchen has ample benchtop space, a gas cooktop and a large bay window welcoming plenty of natural light.
Take the party outside in the entertaining undercover deck where you can wine and dine and enjoy your backyard's green leafy outlook. The established gardens frame a large lawn offering heaps of space and privacy for the kids to run and play.
Complete with a double garage with access to the backyard, this massive block of land can also house an additional 3 vehicles on the property for added security.
Positioned in a highly regarded location, you're surrounded by parklands, tracks, and trails along the Plenty and Yarra Rivers. Enjoy being moments away from Burgundy St restaurants and cafes, Heidelberg train station, multiple golf courses, Viewbank Primary School and Viewbank Secondary College, and the Austin Hospital - all within easy reach for the growing family.
Vendor Review
To whom it may concern,
To whom it may concern,
I would just like to express our gratitude as a family to the team at Nelson Alexander (Ivanhoe) for the outstanding result with the sale of our Mum’s home in Viewbank.
We are so very grateful to Nunzio Sulfaro, Monica Chen and Alicia May for their dedication and professionalism in achieving this result.
At all times we were kept updated on all facets of a very successful sales campaign and at no time was anything a bother, and any needs re signing of documents etc was handled easily.
As a family we would have no hesitation whatsoever in recommending Nelson Alexander to any prospective clients. Also thank you once again to Nunzio, Monica and Alicia for a job well done.
Yours sincerely,
Greg Hemming, Daryl Hemming and Karyn Norbury.
Review by Greg Hemming
