80 Bradman Drive, Boorooma, NSW 2650

80 Bradman Drive, Boorooma, NSW 2650 Expansive Family Home Awaits

Step into a blend of country charm and modern luxury with this appealing 4-bedroom residence at 80 Bradman Dr, Boorooma. Designed for the discerning family, farmer or astute investor, this five-year-old Paul Bourne home offers an unparalleled lifestyle on an expansive 801 square metre plot.


The property boasts an impressive formal lounge room which seamlessly transitions into a spacious open plan kitchen, meals, and family zone. This area is an entertainer's dream, complete with a stylish kitchen adorned with stone bench tops, high-quality appliances including a freestanding Belling stove with gas cooktop and dual electric ovens, and a butler's pantry with an additional sink for your convenience.



The residence is finely crafted with 2.7 metre ceilings, and duo blinds for comfort and style. The dedicated office space, featuring a skylight, ensures a bright and productive environment for working from home.



Temperature control is effortless throughout the seasons with a powerful 16 kilowatt reverse cycle heating and cooling system, thoughtfully zoned for your comfort. The generous 310sq metre under-roof area promises ample space for family activities and relaxation.



Outdoor living is a joy with the built-in BBQ, sink and stone bench tops, complemented by retractable blinds to create the perfect setting, no matter the weather. Enjoy growing your own produce in the small established veggie patches and utilise the large practical garden shed on a slab for all your tools and equipment. Attractive, low maintenance water-wise gardens are a feature of both the front and back yards.



With two secure parking spaces in the oversized double garage, this exceptional home is a sanctuary of space, quality, and functionality, ready to welcome its new owners.

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