16 Molly Drive

Set on approximately 993sqm, this contemporary brick home offers the ease of single-level living with a layout that genuinely works, spaces thoughtfully arranged for both daily rhythm and quiet retreat. A wide double garage with internal access sets the tone from the street. Step through and the home opens into well-considered zones: three bedrooms and a theatre room to the front, a dedicated home office off the kitchen, and a generous open-plan living, dining and kitchen space anchoring the rear. The kitchen is well-appointed, with an induction cooktop, undermount oven, dishwasher, walk-in pantry, stone benchtops and an island bench that draws people in for a casual coffee or a longer conversation. Sliding doors connect the living and dining areas directly to the alfresco deck, where the wrap-around format extends the living space and frames views toward Mount Alexander. The main bedroom sits privately to the rear of the home with dual-access walk-in robes, direct deck access and an ensuite with shower, vanity and toilet. Three further bedrooms are positioned at the front of the home, each with a walk-in robe and ceiling fan. One connects through to the main bathroom, which includes a bath, separate shower, vanity and toilet. The theatre room also has a ceiling fan. Ducted heating and cooling run throughout. Outside, the fully fenced backyard is low maintenance by design, with magnolias, nandinas and ornamental grasses planted for year-round structure. A two-zone electronic inground irrigation system services both front and back gardens, keeping everything in good order with minimal effort. The deck wraps around to catch the view, and there is still a generous lawn for children, dogs or a future pool (STCA). Harcourt village is a short drive away. Castlemaine, with its train service connecting Melbourne and Bendigo, is approximately 12 minutes away, and the Calder Freeway is easily accessible for those needing to travel further afield. A home built with room to live and grow.