20 Speet Place

Built in 2006 with a clear focus on craftsmanship and longevity, 20 Speet Place is a beautifully maintained home offering warmth, character and space in all the right places. High ceilings, picture rails and wide skirting boards immediately set the tone - this is a home with substance. The floorplan is practical and inviting, featuring a separate formal lounge at the front, while the heart of the home opens to the north, filling the kitchen, dining and living spaces with natural light. The country-style kitchen is both generous and functional, complete with a large island bench, gas stove, dishwasher and an abundance of storage and preparation space. At the rear, the master suite enjoys privacy with its own ensuite, while all three bedrooms include built-ins. Outdoors, established gardens frame the home beautifully, with a fully fenced front and rear yard offering security and space. The enclosed glass entertaining area and additional sunroom create flexible living options year-round. The home presents in excellent condition, with scope to further enhance value through cosmetic updates such as fresh paint and new carpet. Features include: - Three bedrooms, all with built-ins - Master bedroom positioned privately at the rear with ensuite - Separate formal lounge room - Open plan kitchen, dining & living facing north - Country style kitchen with large island, gas stove & dishwasher - High ceilings, picture rails & wide skirting boards - Enclosed glass entertaining area plus additional sunroom - Solar panels - Ducted gas heating - Two reverse cycle split systems - Established gardens - Fully fenced yard front & back - Quality 2006 build - Council rates $3,115.44 per year - Estimated rental return $680 - $700 (after internal painting & new carpet) A home of this calibre offers comfort today with exciting potential to modernise and personalise over time. We have obtained all information in this document from sources we believe to be reliable; however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Prospective purchasers are advised to carry out their own investigation.