It starts with the sound of kids laughing in the backyard, bare feet running from the house straight out to the pool on a warm afternoon. The sliding door from the master quietly opens, and for a moment, it feels like your own private retreat—coffee in hand, watching the day begin.

At 22 Sanctuary Drive, life settles into an easy rhythm.
Mornings are simple. Lunchboxes packed on the kitchen bench, sunlight filling the open plan living as the family gathers before the day begins. The kitchen becomes the hub—homework spread out in the afternoons, dinner cooking while conversations carry through the living and dining spaces.

Outside, the pool becomes the centre of everything in summer. Weekends are spent with friends dropping by, kids swimming for hours, and parents relaxing under the alfresco while the gardens stay neat and easy to care for.

The street itself is quiet, tucked away, where neighbours wave as they pass and the bushland outlook brings a sense of calm. It’s the kind of place where kids can ride their bikes, where families grow, and where you feel part of something without giving up your own space.

As the years go on, it’s the little moments that stay with you—birthday parties by the pool, Christmas lunches that spill from inside to out, and evenings where the house winds down and everything just feels right.

This isn’t just a home—it’s where family life unfolds, in a community that continues to grow around you.

Features include:
4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms
Huge master bedroom with private access to the pool
Generous open plan living and dining
Spacious kitchen with ample storage and stainless steel appliances
Below-ground swimming pool
Neat, low-maintenance gardens
Quiet street with a natural bush outlook

Price Guide Information: We anticipate interest in this property around the mid $900,000's.

This information is provided for general information purposes only and is based on information provided by the Seller and may be subject to change. No warranty or representation is made as to its accuracy and interested parties should place no reliance on it and should make their own independent enquiries.