10 Sahara Way Fawkner, VIC 3060

Raphael Houston proudly presents...

Presenting finely-tuned family comfort, this dual-level sanctuary is three doors down from the Merri Creek and has been fabulously-finished with a modern material palette and intelligent multi-setting zoning to provide the highest standard in contemporary family living.

Set along a quiet bend, the property promotes an effortless approach to home entertainment organised around smooth transitions between inside and out. With distinct spaces for formal and informal living & dining, a set of sliding glass doors in the dining room connect the interiors to an east-facing undercover alfresco and outwards onto a substantial wraparound patio curbing the property's exterior. Inflections of morning sun and a private position encourage calm and quiet outdoor moments.

The contemporary craftsmanship and understated elegance which are this home's signature are on full display in the kitchen, which includes stone surfaces, plenty of storage, a central serving island with breakfast bench, and stainless-steel appliances.

A ground-floor master bedroom with WIR & ensuite is joined above by two children's bedrooms, a family bathroom, and a sunlit retreat or 4th bedroom. In addition to a ground floor study, powder room, and laundry, the property includes a double-garage with workshop & internal-access, large garden shed, ducted heating, split-system cooling, off-street parking, and a north-facing orientation.

Widely regarded by families for its family-friendly atmosphere and proximity to blue-chip Coburg, this pocket of Fawkner places Fawkner Primary School & Charles Mutton sports fields within metres of the door and Merlynston station right nearby.

Highlights
North-facing orientation
Well-maintained contemporary spaces
Excellent natural light
Multiple entertaining areas
East-facing undercover alfresco
Wraparound patio
Homemaker kitchen
First-floor master suite
Upstairs living with retreat
Double-garage with workshop
Ducted heating & split-system cooling
Three doors down from the Merri Creek