Now, there is an opportunity for people to move into this tightly held area, which boasts large blocks of land and enormous established gardens. 

Sitting on a 1.8 acre parcel of land is the five bedroom home at 5 Leo Grant Drive. 

From the circular driveway and established gardens, to the double-brick dwelling itself, you know you are getting something special with this property. 

The home is deceptively quaint when looking at it from the street, but once you step inside you discover that it offers multiple living areas, large bedrooms and a great-sized loft above it all. 

Two rooms sit at the very front of the home, flanking the vestibule, which are currently being used formal living and dining rooms. 

Continuing down the hallway you find yourself in a massive open plan area, which was an addition to the 30-year old home in recent years, offering sizable living and dining space.

The kitchen overlooks the space, presenting beautifully with exposed brick and Jarrah hardwood cabinets. 

It offers a massive island counter, plenty of storage, electric cooking and a dishwasher. 

One of the best features of this space is the glass doors and windows along the far wall, which frame beautiful views of the garden and let in a lot of natural light. 

The open plan area leads into a room that has been turned into a home office, complete with storage. 

This home has an enormous master suite, which includes a large walk-in-robe, a spacious ensuite and a private atrium filled with greenery. 

There are two other bedrooms with built-in-robes, which also have doors opening onto the patio, and a fourth smaller bedroom. 

Professionals Bathurst sales specialist Mark Sullivan said either the formal living or dining room could be made into a fifth bedroom, as could the loft upstairs. 

Also downstairs, in a central location, is the family bathroom. 

Among its features are a separate toilet and a claw-foot bathtub. 

Outdoors, the home offers beautiful green gardens that are serviced by a computer operated irrigation system with 13 points, which draw water from a bore on the property.

There is also a covered alfresco dining area and a 10-bay shed with three-phase power.

This property isn’t short on storage either, with plenty of linen cupboards indoors, under-stair storage and a mezzanine in the shed. 

Mr Sullivan said there had been plenty of inquiry from both builders and families. 

“It is a perfect home for a family, being a 1.8 acre property and five minutes from town,” he said.

“You could reconfigure the layout to how you want it.” 

An open inspection of the property will be held between 1pm and 2pm on both Saturday, December 1 and Saturday, December 8.

For more information or to arrange a private inspection, call Mr Sullivan on 6332 2900.

The property will go to auction if not sold prior.