Large Family Home Featuring Craftsmanship and Design This fabulous home represents 1980's design and engineering at its very best. The floor to ceiling internal windows, breezeway & cathedral ceilings have created a spacious, light & bright home. Built in 1987 and in original condition, this intriguing family home is positioned on a large, flat 1,234m2 block in popular Latrobe and includes many outstanding features: • Front door access is via atrium style breezeway with water feature, lush plants & is positioned between bedrooms and living area • Three large bedrooms - two with built-in robes with the master suite comprising spacious walk-in robe and ensuite • The spacious formal lounge room features cathedral timber ceilings, wood heater, RC heat pump and views overlooking the sprawling lush gardens • The well-appointed kitchen features an exposed brick wall, with solid timber cabinetry, island bench and huge pantry - conveniently located adjacent to the dedicated dining area. • The large rumpus room is located close to the kitchen with direct access to the entertainment area • Huge laundry with floor to ceiling cupboards providing ample storage & leads to the undercover entertainment area and garden • Entertaining family and friends is a breeze with the massive 12m x 5.4m undercover patio offering the ideal place to gather regardless of the weather • In addition to the single attached remote control garage there is an addition detached 3 car garage which could also be utilised as a workshop or storage. • Surrounded by established gardens, offering privacy and shelter, the secure backyard provides the perfect place for the kids & pets to run around. • Located within walking distance of Latrobe shopping village and local schools. Opportunities to purchase a property of this kind in iconic Latrobe are rare, so avoid disappointment and contact the listing agent Stacey Sheehan to arrange an inspection. One Agency Collins has systems and procedures in place to verify the accuracy of the information provided, however, clients should rely on their own enquires.