Highly regarded for its design and liveability, this terrace-style residence within the Elmwood Sustainable Living precinct offers a refined sense of space and effortless everyday living. Generous proportions and strong natural light create an immediate feeling of openness, calm and thoughtful design.
The home comprises two well-proportioned bedrooms, each fitted with extra-large built-in robes, ceil
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