Picture the day starting with a workout in the garage gym before the rest of the house is awake. The school run is short, with Amesbury School close by, and the quiet cul-de-sac stays calm long after the morning rush.
Built in 2021, this home is designed around the way families actually live. Downstairs, a large walk-in pantry keeps the kitchen organised. A separate bedroom with its own full bathroom can be a guest room, a teenager's retreat, a space for visiting grandparents or a home office away from the noise. Upstairs, three bedrooms sit together with a family bathroom. At the top of the stairs, a flexible area overlooking the front of the house makes a natural study nook or kids' play space, close enough to keep an eye on homework and far enough away to keep the toys out of the living room. The master suite has a walk-in wardrobe and ensuite, so you can close the door at the end of the day.
Weekends are yours. The section is easy to keep on top of, which leaves time for the things you'd rather be doing.
Highlights include:
- 2021 build with four bedrooms and three bathrooms over two levels
- Downstairs bedroom and full bathroom, ideal for guests, teens or extended family
- Master suite with walk-in wardrobe and ensuite
- Flexible landing area at the top of the stairs, ideal as a study or kids' play space
- Double internal-access garage, currently set up as a home gym, with a well thought-out laundry
- Quiet cul-de-sac with an easy-to-manage section
Churton Park Village, with its supermarket, cafes and everyday services, is minutes away. Bus routes and quick motorway access put Johnsonville and the CBD within easy reach. A modern home in a quiet street, ready for its next family.
Tender closes 12:00pm, Friday 13th November 2026 (Unless Sold Prior) at 46 Lady Elizabeth Lane, Wellington Central
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