4 Bedroom single storey
Frontage 11m
Land Size 275m2
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Designed for easy living, Eynesbury Townhouses provide traditional family home accommodation on a compact footprint – giving families the living space and lifestyle they want without the “big family home” hassle. They are the result of a close collaboration between Resimax Group’s development team, building partner Tick Homes and design experts Archtek. This unified approach has meant that Townhouses have balanced both optimum build quality and maximum affordability.
Eynesbury Townhouses occupy one of the best locations within the Township. Situated at the heart of the community, they are merely a short stroll to the future town centre and educational facilities – including new state primary school and kindergarten. What’s more, they are also surrounded by nature reserves and wetlands to both the north and south, and adjacent to a park with playground.
From quality to design, location and affordability… There’s everything to love about family living in an Eynesbury Townhouse!
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Featuring a range of both single and double storey floorplans, Eynesbury Townhouses are spacious, stylish and functional. With their well-considered design, open-plan living areas and ample storage space, they epitomise low-maintenance living. They have also been designed to provide light-filled family spaces, spacious communal areas and a variety of bedroom layouts.
Carefully created to compliment Eynesbury’s builtform, the townhouses feature traditional weatherboard construction, peaked roofs and generous front verandahs. Then there’s the beautifully landscaped front and back gardens to ensure maximum street appeal and comfort of outdoor living spaces. Rounding all of this out are the quality inclusions and fittings throughout.
Every townhouse is turnkey, meaning all you have to do is turn the key and your townhouse is ready to go. This means there are no surprises down the track and budgeting becomes cleaner. All the turnkey inclusions and specifications have been carefully selected to achieve that rare balance of contemporary appeal, low maintenance and overall quality. Here are just some of the inclusions that make Eynesbury Townhouses a fabulous choice:
Fully landscaped
Reconstituted stone benchtops (kitchen and bathroom)
Technika 900 mm stainless steel appliances
Heating and cooling through out
LED downlights throughout
2700mm nominal ceiling height ground floor, 2440m upper level fixed price including site costs
Full Turn key
A townhouse is a self-contained property sharing at least one common wall with another, similar-designed home. Townhouses are within a complex of three or more dwellings. The buyer owns their dwelling but shares ownership of the land and common property with other owners in the complex. They usually have a courtyard for outdoor dining and a garage or carport for parking and most are strata-titled, which means buyers must pay annual levies to a body corporate that takes care of common property maintenance, insurance and compliance matters.
A townhouse is a great entry point into the property market and provides buyers with an inexpensive and hassle-free investment option. And with demand currently outstripping supply in the Australian market, it’s likely that new and existing townhouse owners can expect to experience greater capital growth.
Yes – each buyer owns the land belonging to their particular dwelling, whilst they share ownership of the common areas / land with other buyers in the same complex.
A townhouse is attached, sharing at least one common wall with another, similar-designed home. A traditional detached house has no common walls and is not part of a wider complex. Townhouses generally have less yard space than a detached home.
Generally owners of a townhouse must get permission for renovations that change the home’s exterior to ensure they are in keeping with the overall look of the complex. There are no restrictions on internal changes, however if the changes have any implications on the common wall then there may be approvals required.
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