41 James Patrick Way, Lancefield, Vic 3435

Set in a quiet, established pocket of Lancefield, directly opposite beautiful parklands and just moments from a playground on the corner, this beautifully updated three-bedroom home offers a comfortable and low-maintenance lifestyle with all the hard work already done.

The substantial brick veneer residence has been thoughtfully improved throughout, with new lighting inside and out, and a warm, inviting feel enhanced by Queensland Spotted Gum flooring through the main living areas and premium Bremworth wool carpets in all bedrooms.

At the centre of the home is a spacious kitchen, meals and living area that connects seamlessly through to the dining space and out to the alfresco, creating a natural flow for everyday living and entertaining. Additional pantry storage has been added, making the kitchen as practical as it is welcoming.

The master bedroom is privately positioned at the front of the home and includes a newly fitted walk-in robe and a fully renovated ensuite. The remaining two bedrooms are well-sized with built-in robes and are serviced by an updated central bathroom featuring a new vanity, shower screen and fittings.

Further features include: 
Fully upgraded lighting with downlights, 
Wall sconces and sensor lighting at the entry 
Gas hot water system (approx. 12 months old)  
6.6kW solar system for energy efficiency 
Functional laundry with added storage.

Outdoors, the home continues to impress with a covered alfresco featuring bluestone flooring, along with a low-maintenance backyard complete with a shed, greenhouse and established garden beds-ideal for those who enjoy a bit of space without the upkeep.

With quality upgrades, a well designed layout and a standout park-side position, this is a home that brings together comfort, style and an effortless Lancefield lifestyle. 

Note: All stated dimensions are approximate only. Particulars given are for general information only and do not constitute any representation on the part of the Vendor or Agent. Buyers should undertake their own due diligence.