Warm, welcoming and beautifully presented, this rendered brick-and-veneer home has been thoughtfully updated for easy modern living. Situated in a desired pocket of the Hawkesbury, this home offers a private semi-rural setting with the convenience of being close to local shops, medical services, and quality school options.
With a spacious layout, the home has been lovingly cared for and maintained with fresh updates throughout, including floating timber floors, downlights, ducted air-conditioning and ceiling fans, adding everyday comfort. At the heart of the home, the four-year-old kitchen offers stone benchtops, a dishwasher, electric cooktop and generous storage. A slow-combustion fireplace creates a cosy focal point in the cooler months, while the master bedroom includes a built-in robe and the remaining three bedrooms are fitted with ceiling fans. The two-way main bathroom is practical and well-appointed, complete with a bathtub, while the separately renovated toilet features floor-to-ceiling tiles for a fresh, contemporary finish.
Step outside to a neat, inviting outdoor area centred around a covered timber deck-perfect for weekend BBQs, relaxed dining or simply enjoying time with family and friends. The freshly turfed and newly landscaped yard is designed for low-maintenance enjoyment, complemented by a new driveway, secure colorbond fencing and a decorative monument exterior finish that enhances the home's street appeal. A double lock-up garage with electric remote roller door and rear workshop area with storage room adds everyday practicality, while the recently painted tiled roof contributes to the home's fresh, well-kept feel.
Peacefully positioned backing onto acreage, this home offers a private and inviting lifestyle with modern comfort, thoughtful updates and relaxed outdoor living.
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