Loved and enjoyed for many years this single level home. Providing easy care living for all the family set in a tranquil leafy cul-de-sac, offers a move-in and enjoy its quiet surroundings, level yard, perfect covered entertaining, gourmet kitchen ready to celebrate the festive season.

This spacious retreat on 816.9 m2 offers serenity and privacy on the fringe of beautiful Gleeson Creek and convenient bush walk through to Fox Glove Oval. Impeccably maintained and renovated over the years, with a northerly aspect that provides gorgeous all-day sunlight, this well-presented home is ready for a new family to move in and create their own memories in this beautiful bushland pocket.

Feature:

• Single level multi-purpose living areas space for all the family
• Four spacious bedrooms plus separate fifth with own bathroom perfect
guest room
• Renovated ensuite with heated floor and family bathroom with feature free standing bath
• Kitchen and living opening out onto covered entertaining
• Level lawn and outdoor spa with elevated bushland outlook
• Modern kitchen, stone benchtop, stunning central island overlooking family
• Generous master bedroom with built-in robes and renovated en-suite
• Double carport direct access to guest wing plus off-street parking
• Established, low-maintenance gardens; privately-fenced backyard with
child and pet-friendly level lawn

Location:

• 8 min drive to Mount Colah train station
• Bus services 595 Hornsby to Mt Colah – bus stop on Beryl Avenue
• Local schools – Mount Colah Public School, Asquith Girls and Boys
• Walk to Foxglove Oval -sporting facilities
• Short 4 min drive to local shops
• Easy access to M1 – NorthConnex and Sydney CBD

Outgoings:

• Council Rates – $ 521.12 pq
• Waters Rates - $173.00 pq (fixed rates only)

To truly appreciate what this property has to offer contact Dean 0425 214 866 or Di Finch 0425 226 180 today.

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