Commandingly set on the high side, this prestigious blue ribbon residence promises a family lifestyle of exceptional calibre and an unrivalled backdrop for large-scale entertaining across a 1,571sqm parcel, one of the last landholdings of its size in the area. Grand in proportion and flooded with natural light, a wealth of living zones unfolds throughout, flowing effortlessly to the travertine alfresco, pool and multi-sport court for day-to-night celebrations. Meticulously refreshed inside and out, with approval for subdivision, it's zoned for Murray Farm Public and approx. 350m to station buses.
- Stately double-door entry unveiling a breathtaking sweeping spiral staircase
- Freshly painted inside and out, new carpet, blackout blinds and sheer curtains
- Elegant formal lounge warmed by a wood-burning fireplace, spacious family room
- Sundrenched, oversized games room with wet bar, media room opens to alfresco
- Lavish island kitchen with two wall ovens, gas cooktop, and spacious pantry
- Palatial master with a walk-through robe, and spa ensuite with double vanity
- Oversized upstairs bedrooms with BIRs and room for study nooks, ensuite to one
- Main-level study or optional sixth bed, adjacent to fully tiled powder room
- Luxe fully tiled main bathroom with bathtub, shower and separate-entry toilet
- Floodlit court refreshed for basketball and soccer, approved for subdivision
- Four-car auto garage with internal access, under-house storage, ducted a/c
- Approx. 2.1km to Coonara Village, 2.6km to Metro, 3.8km to Castle Towers
- Approx. 3.1km to Tangara, 6.9km to The King's and 8.4km to Tara Anglican
Water Rates - $216.53 Per Quarter
Council Rates - $638.10 Per Quarter
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