60 Luyer Avenue

The Ultimate Family Entertainer – Pool Basketball Court & 15m All-Weather Patio

Set within a peaceful pocket of East Cannington, this exceptional family home delivers space, versatility and lifestyle features that are increasingly difficult to find in one property.

Designed for families who love to entertain, relax and make the most of their home, the property centres around a generous open-plan kitchen, living and dining area that flows seamlessly to an impressive 15-metre insulated outdoor entertaining area, a sparkling 6m x 2.5m magnesium heated pool and dedicated basketball court.

Inside, warm engineered timber flooring, plantation shutters, generous bedrooms and two separate living areas create a comfortable and sophisticated family environment, while the oversized kitchen island provides a natural hub for everyday life and entertaining.

Outside, the home continues to impress with a powered workshop, reticulated gardens, solar power and excellent entertaining infrastructure.

This isn’t simply a 4 bedroom home – it’s a complete lifestyle.

Features include but not limited to:
• 568sqm block
• 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 car garage
• Two separate living areas
• Large open-plan living/kitchen/dining
• Oversized kitchen island
• 15m insulated all-weather patio
• 6m x 2.5m magnesium heated swimming pool
• Dedicated basketball court
• Powered workshop
• 6.6kW solar system
• Plantation shutters
• Reticulated gardens
• Double-brick construction
• Excellent entertaining and family living

Surroundings:
• Gibbs Street Primary School – approx. 1.26km
• Sevenoaks Senior College – approx. 2.3km
• Westfield Carousel – approx. 3km

Rates p/a
Council $2,425.29
Water $1,459.80

VIEWING BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. For more information, contact Chanelle Mears 0448 531 888 or Steve Erceg 0412 898 035.

Disclaimer:
This information provided, including photography, is for general information purposes only and is based on information supplied by the Seller and may be subject to change. No warranty or representation is made as to its accuracy, and interested parties should not place reliance on it and make their own independent enquiries, including due diligence.