18 Baird Street

A versatile family residence presents an outstanding opportunity for growing families, multi-generational living or astute investors, offering a spacious main home complemented by a fully self-contained three-bedroom bungalow set within generous surrounds. Stepping inside the main residence, polished hardwood timber flooring, large picture windows and a fresh neutral colour palette create a warm and light-filled atmosphere throughout. The spacious living room provides an inviting setting for everyday relaxation, flowing through to a well-appointed kitchen featuring ample cabinetry, expansive laminate benchtops, quality appliances, generous preparation space and excellent storage, all overlooking the backyard. Accommodation within the main home comprises two well-proportioned bedrooms serviced by a neat central bathroom complete with a full-sized bathtub, separate shower, modern vanity, updated tapware and neutral finishes designed for everyday practicality. Adding exceptional flexibility, the fully self-contained bungalow is ideal for extended family, independent living, rental income or guest accommodation. Featuring its own kitchen, open-plan living and dining area, three generous bedrooms, a central bathroom and separate laundry, it delivers comfortable, private living without compromise. Connecting both residences is a substantial undercover entertaining area, creating the perfect all-weather space for family gatherings and outdoor dining. Beyond, the expansive backyard offers established gardens, mature trees, generous open lawn areas and ample room for children and pets to enjoy. Combining flexible accommodation, multiple living options and exceptional lifestyle appeal, this unique property offers an increasingly rare opportunity to secure two fully functional homes on one impressive allotment, all within close proximity to schools, shopping, parklands and public transport. All information about the property has been provided to Ray White by third parties. Ray White has not verified the information and does not warrant its accuracy or completeness. Parties should make and rely on their own enquiries in relation to the property.