Enfield 21 Briardale Avenue
Affordable Family Home, 5 Minutes To Napoleons
Sitting within the peaceful community of Enfield & just moments away from the Enfield Community Centre, playground & skate park, this relaxed Hardiplank home with front & rear verandas is the perfect solution for those looking for style within a peaceful environment.
This one acre property provides an 8 x 6m lock up shed with roller door entry, backed by an enclosed yard, which is perfect for chickens to roam or an excellent enclosure for the family pets. Open lawns are dotted with feature trees, with an alfresco zone ready for the all important Australian Christmas gathering.
Internally, the home has been finished with honey coloured floating floors, with a freestanding combustion heater, a split system & ceiling fans comforting the home with ease. A splash of colour in the kitchen draws your eyes to the 900mm stainless steel cooker with matching rangehood, while ample drawers, cupboards & benches provide enough room to cook up a family feast. A 3.5 x 5.2m meals area plus a 3.4 x 6.6m living room allows families to connect together, while two bedrooms boast built in robes with the master pampered by walk in robes. The family bathroom includes a vanity, shower, bath & toilet with a second toilet available from the laundry which is centrally located along the hallway.
Enfield is situated just 20 minutes from Ballarat, 13 minutes from Buninyong with a head start to Geelong if commuting there daily. NBN & town water are connected.
If you love or are looking for a passive lifestyle, then this property will definitely deliver, call our agent today for further details. Buyers please note the home requires some cosmetic finishing off such as internal painting, external painting to the west wall and splash back to the kitchen.
Get to know Enfield
Enfield is a rural locality 21 km south of Ballarat, on the road to Rokewood. Enfield was an alluvial mining area, with timber-cutting in the Little Hard Hills to the west. The hills supplied mine props and firewood for Ballarat. In 1911 the forest was also used for eucalyptus-oil distilling, and there was fruit-growing near the village.
