1/5 Andrew Street

West Ryde NSW 2114

364 m²

Townhouse

Currently for sale - view listing

Overview

Expansive Contemporary Living in a Lifestyle-Rich Location

Positioned in a peaceful and highly convenient West Ryde pocket, this quality-built residence delivers generous proportions, flexible family living and exceptional lifestyle appeal within a boutique setting. Thoughtfully designed across a spacious layout, the home offers five well-appointed bedrooms, including ensuite bedrooms on both the ground and upper levels - ideal for multi-generational families, guests or growing households. Bathed in natural light, the interiors reveal expansive living and dining zones that flow seamlessly to outdoor entertaining and easy-care gardens, creating a welcoming environment for both relaxed living and large-scale gatherings. At the heart of the home, a stylish stone kitchen is equipped with quality appliances, ample storage and practical workspace for everyday functionality. Enjoying a superb lifestyle location, the residence is within walking distance to Meadowbank railway station, Meadowbank Park and picturesque waterfront walking trails, while only moments to Shepherds Bay Village, West Ryde Shopping Centre, Ryde Parramatta Golf Course and quality local schools. Main Features: * Spacious five-bedroom with two en-suites positioned on both lower and upper levels * Expansive living and dining zones filled with natural light * Seamless indoor-outdoor flow to entertaining areas and gardens * Stylish stone kitchen with quality appliances and ample storage * Double garage with secure parking and additional storage potential * Walk to Meadowbank Station, parks and waterfront walking trails * Moments to shopping centres, golf course, schools and village amenities Outgoing: Strata Levy: $798 P/Q (Approx.) Council Rate: $427 P/Q (Approx.) Water Service: $200 P/Q (Approx.) Disclaimer: All information contained herein is gathered from sources we deem to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy, and interested persons should rely on their own enquiries.