33 St Andrews Circle, Prospect Vale, TAS, 7250

Set in a peaceful and prestigious neighbourhood, this generously proportioned home offers a versatile and contemporary floor plan that adapts effortlessly to a variety of living arrangements. With multiple living zones and a centrally located kitchen acting as the heart of the home, it’s ideal for families, dual living, entertainers, or those seeking space and flexibility in a truly sought-after location.

Every room is generously sized, reflecting the appealing space on offer in this home. The primary bedroom features a walk-in wardrobe and ensuite, while the remaining bedrooms are equipped with built-in robes. Enjoy year-round warmth and comfort with a Saxon wood heater, reverse cycle split system, and underfloor heating, along with a northerly aspect that fills the home with natural light.

Step outside and enjoy the leafy, easy care, level yard along with all the community benefits this wonderful location has to offer. Just a short stroll to a local reserve with open green space, playgrounds, BBQ areas, and sporting fields. Prospect Vale Marketplace is also within easy walking distance, placing shopping, cafes, and everyday essentials right at your door. Nature lovers and families will appreciate the abundance of flat walking paths, dog parks, and nearby private and public schools. The Tasmanian Country Club is just minutes away, offering dining, entertainment, sports facilities, and a golf course that is undergoing a major upgrade.

The home offers excellent off-street parking, including two undercover spaces, a large garden shed with lighting and power, and a fully landscaped, low-maintenance setting that complements its quiet surroundings.

Don’t delay, call today to secure your private inspection.

*Peter Lees Real Estate has used a variety of sources to obtain information relating to this property. We believe all are reliable sources and have no reason to doubt the accuracy of the information, however we cannot guarantee it. Prospective purchasers are advised to make their own enquiries.

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