Positioned on a generous 531sqm corner allotment, 7 Allwen Court, Clarinda presents an exciting opportunity for families, investors and those looking to secure a well-positioned property with the added benefit of outstanding energy efficiency.

Set within a peaceful court setting, this home enjoys the versatility that comes with a corner block, offering an appealing sense of space, accessibility and future potential. The substantial landholding provides plenty of room for families to enjoy today, while the corner position adds flexibility for those considering the possibilities that a larger allotment can provide, subject to council approval.

A standout feature is the home's thoughtfully designed energy-efficient setup. Solar panels are already fitted, complemented by battery storage, allowing the property to make better use of renewable energy generated throughout the day and stored for later use. This combination can help reduce reliance on grid electricity and contribute to lower ongoing energy consumption, making the home an attractive proposition for buyers conscious of both sustainability and household running costs.

Inside, the home offers a practical layout suited to modern family living, with comfortable spaces that can adapt to a variety of lifestyles. Outside, the generous corner allotment provides valuable space for entertaining, children, gardening or simply enjoying your own outdoor environment.

Located within easy reach of local shops, schools, parks, public transport and major road connections, this is an opportunity to secure a sizeable parcel of land in an established and convenient Clarinda location.


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