Description

“What we love about the property” (agent's perspective)
This beautifully executed contemporary residence, situated on 1288m2 is perfectly positioned north of Murray Street and within close proximity to Colac's town centre.
The northerly aspect provides an abundance of light throughout with glimpses of Lake Colac, enticing you for those long morning walks.
Separate formal and informal living areas invite zoned entertaining and the updated floorplan showcases exquisite spotted gum hardwood flooring and timber feature walls with bespoke finishes and detailing featuring throughout.

“What the property has on offer” (property perspective)
Low-maintenance lifestyle where comfortable living and easy entertaining are at the core of every-day life.
An open-plan living and dining area is complimented by the entertainer's kitchen featuring custom soft close cabinetry, Smeg oven and induction cooktop, stone benchtops, integrated dishwasher and a walk-in pantry.
The custom designed timber bar is perfect for entertaining in style. Inviting the outdoors inside and creating an effortless transition for outdoor living and entertaining in style.
A spacious master bedroom with walk in-robe and ensuite plus two additional rooms with built-in robes completes the sleeping quarters. A light-filled study or office is ideal for those working from home or can double as a fourth bedroom if required.
The laundry with stone bench tops and ample storage space provides external access.
Outside, 50 Moore Street is just as impressive, with plenty of room for entertaining and a landscaped yard of established trees.
Other features of note include a double lock up garage (with internal access), additional room for parking or for the children to play, a security system, MyAir smart ducted air conditioning and wood heating.

“What you love about the property” (vendor's perspective)
“The home has been in the family since it was built in the mid '70s. It's been so great for entertaining with family and friends over the years. For us, we love walking the foreshore of the lake, through the Botanic Gardens and then off to Jo's Pantry for a coffee”.