105 Nicholas Street, Ashburton, Vic 3147

Positioned in one of Ashburton's most established pockets, 105 Nicholas Street is a rare offering: a beautifully kept, single-level family home on 836sqm (approx.) with private, gated access to the Anniversary Trail and Gardiners Creek. A home that offers space to grow, without the need to build again.

Originally built in the 1950s and thoughtfully extended since, it delivers what families crave - two living zones, four bedrooms plus a study, and an effortless connection between inside and out. The Bosch-appointed kitchen anchors the rear domain, flowing to the casual living and dining area before opening to a Merbau deck and expansive, drought-tolerant gardens.

At the front, a formal lounge with fireplace opens to a sun-filled terrace through French doors, while the floorplan keeps bedrooms intelligently zoned and adaptable as the years go on. With oak floors, ducted heating, air conditioning, solar panels, and a full-sized laundry, the practicalities are well covered.

Add in 5m x 5m workshop / storage conversion from an old garage, a newly built carport with additional off-street parking, and direct two-trail access for morning runs, dog walks or weekend rides - the kind of home that feels both grounded and elevated at once.

Walking distance to Solway Primary, multiple train stations, and Ashburton Village - this is a long-term move for families who don't need a project, but a place that works.


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