35 Gardiner Street

Set on approximately 4.4 acres on the prized eastern edge of the Urandangie Valley, "Valley View" at 35 Gardiner Street offers an appealing blend of space, privacy and untapped potential. Framed by sweeping rural outlooks and surrounded by established paddocks, this property is perfectly suited to those seeking a peaceful lifestyle with room to grow. The home itself is warm and welcoming, featuring three bedrooms, the main bedroom complete with a built-in robe. An east-facing living area captures the morning sun beautifully, flowing into an open plan electric kitchen and dining space that forms the heart of the home. A separate lounge room with a wood fire provides a cosy retreat through the cooler months, while the generously sized bathroom includes a bathtub for added comfort. A practical mudroom with adjoining laundry adds to the home's functionality, ideal for country living. Step outside and you'll find where this property truly shines. A stunning deck takes full advantage of the elevated position, offering breathtaking views across the valley which is the perfect place to unwind or entertain. An alfresco area off the back door provides additional outdoor living space, while the surrounding land is thoughtfully divided into two larger paddocks and three smaller yards, ideal for animals or hobby farming. With a single car garage, storage shed, and a quiet, highly private setting, "Valley View" presents an exciting opportunity to add value in a tightly held and picturesque location. The home offers a comfortable layout, with scope for updates and enhancements to truly make it your own. Whether you're looking to renovate, refresh, or simply enjoy as is while planning future improvements, this is a property brimming with potential in a stunning rural setting. For your private inspection or any enquiries please contact Jodi Ellis on 0458 255 102. *All information contained here is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable, however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own enquiries*