Charm, light and a touch of luxury in a prime locale
14A MALORY AVENUE, WEST PYMBLEThis charismatic home enjoys a perfect high-side setting in a desirable street immediately appealing with its mid-century charms and light filled interiors. An array of high-end renovations including the simply gorgeous kitchen and bathroom will have you falling in love and make it completely move-in-ready for its fortunate new owner. Spilling over an exceptional single level, it incorporates a superb home office/library plus generous alfresco terraces at the rear that encourage outdoor entertaining and enjoyment. This light, bright and immaculately presented double brick home will be the end of your property search boasting a popular setting within walking distance of the bus, West Pymble Public School, Kendall Street shops, the Ku-ring-gai Fitness and Aquatic Centre and Pymble Ladies College via Greyhouse Walk.
Accommodation Features:
• Solid double brick build with high ceilings throughout
• Timber floorboards, excellent natural light, ducted a/c
• Spacious living room with chic original 50’s feature wall
• Dining with luxury Hampton’s inspired custom cabinetry
• Stunning high-end marble topped designer kitchen
• Commercial style Ilve double oven, gas cooktop and teppanyaki plate
• Stunning marble main bathroom plus powder room
• Three generous bedrooms all fitted with built-in robes
• Flexible and delightful home office/TV room and library
• Ventis air circulation system, plantation shutters
External Features:
• Set high from the street on a generous 980sqm block
• Landscaped lawns and gardens, child friendly backyard
• Alfresco deck and terraces including a garden terrace
• Single lock up garage with storage and 2nd powder room
Location Benefits:
• 270m to the 560 bus services to Gordon station
• 800m to Kendall Street shops and cafes including IGA
• 1.1km to West Pymble Public School
• 1.4km to Ku-ring-gai Fitness and Aquatic Centre
• 1.7km via Greyhouse Walk shortcut to Pymble Ladies College
• Close to Pymble and Gordon stations
Thomas Merriman 