A circular opening cut through a timber screen offers the first hint that 30 Overland Drive, Edens Landing was never intended to disappear quietly into the suburbs.
Beyond it, double timber doors open into a house splashed with colour, while an expansive covered deck at the rear reaches towards the trees of a neighbouring reserve.
Selling agent Robby Christanto, from eresidential, said the combination of character, space and greenery set the Edens Landing property apart.
“It’s not your normal … cookie-cutter house, so it’s quite unique,” Mr Christanto said.
“It doesn’t feel like your normal house. It’s like you’re in your private retreat.”
Set on 971sqm, the four-bedroom, three-bathroom house backs onto the reserve, with the land falling away behind it and opening the rear entertaining area to a canopy of established trees.
“You get a lot of nature, like birds, so it’s pretty peaceful,” Mr Christanto said.
The broad timber deck wraps around the kitchen and dining side of the house, with covered dining and sitting areas overlooking the foliage.
“As you go in, there’s an open-plan dining and kitchen and it flows to the spacious entertaining area with the deck, which is — yeah, that’s amazing,” Mr Christanto said.
Inside, a pale blue entrance hall leads to a separate living room with deep rose-red walls and timber flooring, while the kitchen combines white cabinetry with a blue tiled splashback and island breakfast bar.
Three bedrooms sit upstairs, including the main bedroom with an ensuite, while a fourth bedroom and third bathroom are downstairs with internal and external access.
Mr Christanto said the configuration offered potential for larger or multigenerational households.
Beside the downstairs accommodation is a 5.8m x 6m under-house workshop, which he said could also give future owners scope to alter or extend the lower level, subject to any required approvals.
Other advertised features include high ceilings, air conditioning, skylights, water tanks and a 6.6kW solar system.
For Mr Christanto, however, the defining feature remained the setting.
“You’ve got the privacy,” he said.
“It doesn’t feel like your normal house.
“There is a lot of potential there.”
The property is listed through Robby Christanto and Ken Ardhiha of eresidential.
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