21 Torrigiani Street, Landsdale

Tucked away in the quiet location of Torrigiani Steet, this large 263sqm family home offers 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 separate living areas and its own study, all on a 480sqm block. With stone top kitchen benches and bathroom vanity tops, plus solid timber floors and ducted reverse cycle air conditioning, it's fitted out to a high spec also. Just 3 doors to parklands and with convenient access to Alexander Drive this property is perfectly presented, well located and priced to sell.

Some fantastic features include:

Open plan family/kitchen/dining Central kitchen with stone benchtops, stainless steel appliances comprising of dishwasher, gas cook top, electric oven and rangehood. There are double sinks, walk in pantry, glass splashbacks and breakfast bar also Main bathroom with separate shower and bathtub, mosaic feature tiling to the shower, stone top vanity with porcelain sink and chrome fixtures and fittings The king sized master suite is away from the minor beds and has a walk in robe and en suite bathroom En suite bathroom with 'his 'n' her' double vanities with stone tops and porcelain sinks, mosaic feature tiling in the shower and chrome fixtures and fittings Separate study off the entry hall Home theatre Open plan family room with recessed TV nook All minor bedrooms are a great size and all have built in robes Double remote lock up garage with shopper's entrance Alfresco under the main roof Reverse cycle ducted air conditioning through out Exposed aggregate driveway Down lights throughout Solid timber floorboards to family/kitchen/dining plus hallways and entrance Automatic reticulation 263sqm total build area 480sqm block size
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