In Glen Lorne, a unit within an established residential complex brings together a strong feature set across a compact, well-fitted interior.
The fitted kitchen is equipped with built-in cabinetry, a gas stove, a built-in oven, and stainless steel appliances a working kitchen rather than a decorative one. The open-plan living area connects to an upper level via a staircase with a glass balustrade, which keeps the sightlines open between floors. Tiling runs through the living areas, and built-in wardrobes are fitted throughout. Three bedrooms and two bathrooms serve the unit, with the bathroom including a dedicated shower enclosure.
The complex runs two boreholes alongside water tanks, which means supply isn't solely dependent on municipal pressure or timing. A solar system and solar geyser reduce reliance on the grid for daily hot water and general power draw. Air conditioning is installed, and the gas stove means cooking stays uninterrupted regardless of electricity supply. The electric gate and walled boundary are managed at the complex level, with pets permitted.
A swimming pool and entertainment area are part of the shared amenities. Parking is paved and on-site.
The open-plan lounge one lounge that opens toward the kitchen and staircase gives the main living level a connected feel, with the glass balustrade along the staircase maintaining the visual flow between the two floors.