66 Tyndall Street

Cranbourne East VIC 3977

Situated on a cottage block in the heart of the renowned Hunt Club Estate, surrounded by parks, lakes, walking tracks, schools and within minutes of Casey Race, Casey Fields, major shopping precincts and the soon to be completed Monash Health Cranbourne Community Hospital is this lovely contemporary property that features more than you would expect. Showcasing an open styled designed that blends the modern kitchen within vogue appliances and plenty of bench and cupboard space, The generous open plan living zones incorporate spacious meals & family areas that look out to large paved and covered outdoor entertaining area. The centrally located bathroom, toilet and laundry are well designed and ample in size with the extra benefit from the laundry is access to an enclosed area that is perfectly suited for cats and or other small fur babies or alternatively a boutique home nursery that could feature fernery plants or hanging pot plants. On show are 3 good sized bedrooms all with robes, the master offering ensuite styled access to the well designed family bathroom that incorporates a separate shower and soaking bath. Externally the remote door gives easy access to a secure garage which provides personal entry into the home. The property has on tap recycled water, which is great for washing cars or keeping the garden at its best all year round.Noted inclusion's, gas ducted heating, central evaporative cooling, wood heater, wall oven, hot plates, dishwasher, ceiling fans, outdoor BBQ area, plus much much more.It would be a CATastrophe if you didn't make time this Saturday to inspect this wonderful property. For further details Contact: Dale Donaldson on 0417593182 or dale.d@hallfn.com.au Brett Donaldson on 0417306886 or brett.d@hallfn.com.au.We have obtained all information in this document from sources we believe to be reliable; however, we can not guarantee its accuracy. We do not accept any responsibility to any person for its accuracy and do no more than pass it on. All interested parties are advised to carry out their own investigations, and should make and rely upon their own enquiries in order to determine whether or not this information is in fact accurate