Serene spaces for this substantial family home
A desirable high-side setting in a quiet and green cul-de-sac elevates the appeal of this exceptional 2009 built home that delivers an impressively scaled floorplan with space for everyone. Spanning across three substantial levels, the design includes an upper level children’s wing with TV room or study, a spacious master retreat enjoying calming vistas and an immense lower level rumpus/media space, office and guest retreat. The large covered terrace is ready for the entertainer with the rangehood in place for the barbeque. Its quality appointments include a stone kitchen, gas fireplace in the living and ducted a/c. There is an abundance of storage, cellar and level lawns for the kids, ticking all the boxes for an outstanding family home and offering the perfect escape just moments to the bus, quality schools and rail.
Accommodation Features:
• Hardwood and floating timber floors, high ceilings
• Expansive lounge with a gas fireplace, large dining
• Family-sized stone kitchen with 2 ovens, dishwasher
• Seamless access to both the front and rear terraces
• Lower level immense rumpus/media room, powder
• Movie screen in place, laundry with a bar/kitchenette
• Optional office, upper level kids TV room or study
• Five bedrooms spill over three levels, three with ensuite
• Spacious master with walk-in robe and ensuite
• Ample storage cupboards, ducted a/c, cellar/storage
• Internal access to the generous double lock up garage
External Features:
• Positioned in a quiet and green cul-de-sac street
• High-side on a 1081sqm block
• Landscaped gardens, level lawns front and back
• Substantial covered entertainer’s terrace
• Rangehood for the barbeque
• Lower level covered terrace
Location Benefits:
• 550m to the 573 bus services to Turramurra station, Sydney Adventist Hospital and Wahroonga Adventist School
• 1.8km to Warrawee Public School
• 1.8km to Wahroonga Adventist School
• 1.9km to Abbotsleigh
• Close to Wahroonga Village and station
• Easy access to Turramurra station and village
Thomas Merriman 