16 Fullbrook Drive

Sunbury, VIC 3429

$670,000 to $720,000

Property Price Statement

For sale · House

3 beds2 baths2 parking spaces650 m²

Space, Privacy and Family Living

Located in the Killara Estate, this inviting three-bedroom, two-bathroom home offers generous living spaces, a private backyard and a convenient setting for family life. Raised ceilings create a wonderful sense of space in the welcoming lounge and meals area. Positioned at the centre of the home, the spacious kitchen connects with a light-filled dining area featuring a bay window, while a separate living room provides flexibility for everyday relaxation, entertaining or allowing the family room to spread out. All three bedrooms are generously sized, with the main bedroom featuring a walk-in robe and ensuite. The two additional bedrooms are serviced by the central family bathroom. Outside, a decked entertainment area provides the perfect spot to enjoy a weekend barbecue or unwind while overlooking the large, private backyard, with plenty of space for children to play. With bus services in the street, primary schools nearby and easy access to Sunbury township, this home combines space and privacy with the convenience of shops, cafés and everyday amenities within easy reach.

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