Nestled within the exclusive St Germain Estate, this extraordinary residence at 13 Damice Street, Clyde North is a statement of sophistication, craftsmanship, and refined design. Every detail has been meticulously curated to deliver a home that exudes elegance and architectural presence.
From the moment you arrive, the residence reveals timeless French-inspired grandeur - exquisite wall panelling throughout, accented ceilings, bespoke chandeliers, and designer feature lighting that elevate every space with undeniable opulence.
Distinguished Interior Features:
• Striking timber feature TV walls creating dramatic, high-end living zones
• Designer electric fireplace adding ambience and architectural depth
• Split system cooling and premium ducted heating seamlessly integrated
• Full ducted vacuum system for effortless upkeep
• Luxurious stone benchtops with impeccable finishes
• Fully tiled bathrooms adorned with feature walls and statement hanging lights
• Custom chandeliers and curated lighting installations throughout
• French-inspired wall panelling enhancing the home's regal aesthetic
Private Outdoor Sanctuary:
The exterior is equally impressive, designed for refined entertaining and tranquil retreat:
• Expansive concreted entertaining domain ideal for hosting in style
• Landscaped garden beds framing the perimeter
• A captivating artificial waterfall feature delivering a resort-inspired ambience
Positioned within the prestigious St Germain Estate, this residence offers an elevated lifestyle surrounded by quality amenities, boutique shopping, landscaped parklands, and premier schooling options.
13 Damice Street is not simply a home - it is a showcase of luxury, elegance, and architectural distinction.
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