*** Sold- Another Fantastic Result & Yet Another Successful Campaign By Robert Younis 0402 995 597 ***

Bold, bespoke and beautiful

Unique to the market, the contemporary exterior of this transformed home opens to reveal a superbly executed renovation that is high-end and charismatic. Undertaken with a no cost spared attitude and attention to detail that is outstanding, this statement home provides the finest family living experience in the area. Buyers will love the distinctive Hamptons feel that is both elegant and comfortable along with the showpiece entertainer's kitchen, exceptionally generous floor plan and superb child-friendly level backyard. North facing and brimming with light, it nestles in a no through pocket surrounded by greenspace with easy access to transport, shopping hubs and quality schools.

-Gorgeous French oak parquetry floors, high ceilings throughout
-Handsome formal lounge and dining with custom built shelving
-Open plan living and dining with gas fireplace, 2 banks of bi-folds
-Award Winning Deluxe, stone topped provincial kitchen with large island bench
-Induction cooktop, 3 ovens including steam oven, filtered water
-Butler's pantry, superb covered alfresco terrace, outdoor kitchen
-Heat lamps and barbeque in the terrace, child-friendly lawns
-Lower level guest bedroom with adjoining bathroom, ducted a/c
-Upper level teenage retreat, generous bedrooms all with robes
-Master with spa ensuite, built-in robe and two walk-in robes
-Internal access triple lock up garage, additional side area parking

The creative reimagining of this sensational home captures the very essence of designer luxury drawing upon a classic style. It combines lavish comfort with a superb location that is an easy stroll to expanses of parklands, bus services and St Patricks Marist College. It also boasts quick access to Westfield shopping, Western Sydney University and local shops and eateries.

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