2/11 Lambert Court

Endeavour Hills VIC 3802

Positioned in a peaceful court within the highly sought-after pocket of Endeavour Hills, this beautifully presented three-bedroom residence delivers refined, low-maintenance living on an elevated 259m (approx.) allotment - all with no body corporate fees.Capturing tranquil outlooks from its private, enclosed front garden, the home offers a seamless blend of style, comfort and practicality. Designed for effortless entertaining and relaxed everyday living, the expansive open-plan living and dining domain flows beautifully to an extensive front deck - the perfect setting to host family gatherings or unwind while enjoying the elevated views.The renovated kitchen is both elegant and functional, featuring a striking waterfall-edge stone benchtop and quality finishes, perfectly complementing the polished timber flooring that flows throughout the home.Key Features:Elevated 259m (approx.) allotment with private front gardenSpacious open-plan living and dining zoneRenovated kitchen with waterfall-edge stone benchtopPolished timber flooring throughoutGas ducted heatingEvaporative coolingGenerous front decking ideal for entertainingExceptionally low-maintenance gardensPeaceful court locationWalking distance to parkland, public transport and quality schoolsNo body corporate feesWhether you are a first home buyer seeking independence without strata constraints, a downsizer wanting space without compromise, or an astute investor looking for strong returns, this residence presents an exceptional opportunity in a tightly held locale.Estimated Rental Return: $600$630 per weekCouncil Rates: Approx. $1,850 per annumBody Corporate: None (shared driveway insurance applicable)A rare offering combining elevation, privacy, lifestyle, and financial freedom - all in one impressive package.Inspect with confidence.We have obtained all information in this document from sources we believe to be reliable; however, we cannot 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.