Timeless

In early July 1944, when George Thow returned from WW2 and got married, they submitted a building application to the Ministry of Supply to construct a new dwelling. This home has remained in the same family ever since, and the current owner, who grew up here, is now ready to pass on this treasured property to the next family to cherish.

This house has truly stood the test of time; it has been modernised, expanded, and continues to hold timeless appeal. With established trees and a circular driveway, it creates an inviting entrance. The home stands out beautifully against its backdrop on a nearly 6500 square meter flat section, this is well-planted and provides ample space for families to roam. The inground saltwater pool and space for a tennis court enhance the outside entertaining options. The surrounding orchard increases the feeling of openness.

The formal entranceway is spacious and leads into a separate office that can serve well as a homework space. It also features a powder room, integral garage, a large laundry and storage room, and access to the kitchen.

For those who enjoy entertaining, the kitchen is a dream come true. It boasts stone countertops, electric-opening drawers, a dedicated bar, and an impressive scullery equipped with an additional wall oven, dishwasher, and a large sink. An air conditioning unit in this area will be a welcome addition for cooling when hosting large gatherings.

The open-plan kitchen, dining, and lounge area is bright, welcoming, and filled with natural light. There is also an adjacent drawing room that could be transformed into a formal dining space or used as a cosy second living area.

The home's neutral colour palette, along with the soft furnishings beautifully complements the exterior, creating a light and inviting atmosphere. Three bedrooms are generously sized doubles, the fourth master suite offers privacy and an updated ensuite; natural sunlight streams through the wooden-opening windows.

Additionally, there is a second office space nearby that could be used as a dressing room or nursery.

The large former pack house shed is versatile, featuring three openings for machinery, three phase power, and plenty of space for recreational toys.

The RD5 community in Twyford is strong, traditional, and generational, with a highly regarded primary school that connects this community and caters to students from Year 0 to Year 8. The location is central to the expressway, close to the industrial center on Omahu Road, and along the renowned Oak Avenue.