58 Marshall Avenue, Macedon
Perfectly private for superb indoor/outdoor living
Embraced by colour and nature-rich surrounds, the warmth and style of this expansive home will undoubtedly draw you in.
Standing proud on a large peaceful block (approx. 3,654 sqm), there is much to love about this gracefully presented property.
On entry, subtle period-style features will catch your eye high ceilings, bay windows, and quality hardwood floors to start. With versatility in mind, the floorplan will play to your desired needs three to four bedrooms (or study, if you please) combine a mix of built-in robes and built-in cabinetry, the master enjoying rhododendron-framed garden aspects and chic ensuite with walk-in raindrop shower.
Amongst the warmth of a woodfire heater is a sunken lounge with study nook, with a split AC keeping the meals area comfortable. Centreing the home is a skylit kitchen (stone breakfast bar, wall oven, dishwasher, induction cooktop) and family area (with second split AC), whilst black & white styling adds a touch of elegance to the central bathroom (with claw bath) and family sized laundry.
Taking centre stage is an impressive undercover merbau deck with built-in spa, an excellent space for year-round enjoyment. And after noting the garage and double access to the property, turn your attention further outdoors to find ample lawn, a paved courtyard, firepit area, five water tanks with a total capacity of 30,800 litres (plus town water), and established flora amongst and bordering the property. A quaint bungalow on the grounds is an unexpected bonus.
Central enough to walk to Macedons shops, schools, and VLine, yet secluded enough to enjoy the calm of a no-through road, enjoy your own sanctuary in this striking Macedon home.
With supply and demand currently high in the Macedon Ranges Region, along with incredibly low vacancy rates, now is the time to invest..
The rental return you could expect to achieve would be approximately $650 - $700 per week
Call the TCC team to book your private inspection today.
