2901 Allansford Crescent,
Armstrong Creek 3217
Entertainer 25
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Entertainer 25
- Fixed site costs
- 7-star energy rating
- Quality floor coverings throughout
- 600mm stainless steel kitchen appliances
- Double glazed windows and sliding doors
- 3.5K solar PV system
- Plus more
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Standard floorplan
Ensuite upgrade
2901 Allansford Crescent
The kitchen is the social heart of this home, opening on to light-filled living and dining areas, and an inviting outdoor entertaining space. The open-plan design includes a generous kitchen with large island bench and walk-in pantry. Offering a spacious retreat, the master bedroom features a walk-in robe and ensuite, while three additional bedrooms with built-in robes provide easy access to the main bathroom. At the front of the house, flexible living spaces include a home office and a secluded sitting room, perfect for a library or home theatre.
The Location
The Estate
Ashbury
With a refreshing environment and wide open spaces, Ashbury Estate blends the best of town and city living. Ashbury is a tight-knit community nestled in the heart of Armstrong Creek. The estate contains a wide array of amenities and recreational facilities, including wide open spaces, parks, playgrounds and natural attractions.
Ashbury is well-connected to the Geelong city centre and a short drive away from shopping and retail centres, educational facilities, and everything a busy lifestyle requires. You have a wide range of options for leisure, with parks and sports facilities planned for within the estate and easily accessible outside the estate.
2901 Allansford Crescent, Armstrong Creek 3217
Armstrong Creek
Armstrong Creek is a suburb of Geelong, Victoria, Australia. It was gazetted in February 2012 as part of the Armstrong Creek Growth Area, from largely undeveloped land which had formerly been part of Connewarre and Mount Duneed.
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