27 Maldon Drive, EYNESBURY
A TRUE FAMILY HAVEN WITH SPECTACULAR VIEWS
Nestled in the picturesque Eynesbury Estate, this immaculate family home will astound you from the very moment you witness its surroundings. Backing onto the golf course, this home has three great sized fitted bedrooms plus study including a master with spacious walk in robe and full ensuite equipped with double vanity. Space to relax and entertain is all sorted with two spacious living zones including a formal lounge and an open plan family/meals area perfect for the growing family. The central hub of the home includes a stunning kitchen with ample cupboard space, 900mm stainless steel appliances and dishwasher. Outside you'll find a spacious alfresco area adjoining a grassed area for the kids to run around on with views of the championship golf course, perfect for entertaining all year round. The home is situated on an impressive sized allotment of 820m2 (approx.) and has a double remote garage with drive through access. Extras include central bathroom, laundry with external access, ducted heating, evaporative cooling, landscaped gardens, class A recycled water, Telstra velocity connected, plus much more. Strategically positioned within walking distance to everything Eynesbury has to offer including the century old Eynesbury Homestead and Cafe, 18 hole championship golf course, Discovery Centre, dedicated walking trails and open green spaces. Don't delay or you'll be disappointed!
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Located approx. 44km west of Melbourne, between Melton in the north and Wyndham to the south, Eynesbury is a developing township on the Werribee River. The traditional owners of the land are the Wadawurrung People, while the first European settlers were the Staughton family in 1841 from the town of the same name in the UK just north of London. They settled on 101,000 acres, with a 30,600-acre subdivision creating the township of Melton in 1852. Some 20 years later, it was further divided to create Exford, Nerowie and Staughton Vale.
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