Lucas 14 Goddard Street
Stunning 3-Bedroom Home in Sought-After Ballarat Location
This carefully designed home offers the ideal mix of style, functionality, and location. Situated just 7km from Ballarat CBD, with fast train access to Melbourne, this residence is perfectly suited to families, professionals, and down sizers seeking comfort, connectivity and quality.
Enjoy a spacious open-plan layout with high ceilings, ambient lighting and numerous premium upgrades including a kitchen complete with $14,000 of premium appliances. The home features refrigerated heating and cooling, generous storage throughout, and a large solar system-eliminating energy bills.
Step outside to a covered alfresco area and enjoy a reticulated, low-maintenance garden installed by renowned local landscape designer Tracey Fraser. Just 200m from the Skipton Rail Trail, the home is surrounded by parklands, lakes, and wildlife, this peaceful setting offers the best of nature while being close to every convenience.
Features Include:
• 3 spacious bedrooms, master with ensuite and walk-in-robe
• Elegant bathrooms with quality finishes
• Double insulated garage with internal access
• Open-plan living and dining
• Covered outdoor entertaining
• Landscaped, no-maintenance established gardens
• Zoned for excellent schools
• Proximity to Ballarat's best medical, retail, and transport hubs.
• 7 Star Energy Rating
Don't miss out-this home delivers lifestyle, location, and luxury in one!
Property Information
- Land area approx 330sqm
Property Features
- 7 Star Energy Rating
- Air Conditioning
- Broadband
- Built In Wardrobes
- Dishwasher
- Ducted Heating
- Outdoor Entertaining Area
- Remote Controlled Garage Door
- Reverse Cycle Air Conditioning
- Secure Parking
Get to know Lucas
Lucas is a relatively new suburb of Ballarat, created in 2011. Lucas is one of Ballarat's largest master planned communities located just 7 kilometres from the CBD. Lucas is named after Eleanor Lucas and the staff of her local textile company, who planted Ballarat's Avenue of Honour after World War 1.
