26 St Helens Avenue

Mount Kuring-Gai NSW 2080

1043 m²

House

Currently for sale - view listing

Overview

Resort Style Contemporary Living

Contemporary interiors, flexible family accommodation and thoughtfully designed outdoor spaces come together in this substantial home. The open-plan kitchen and dining area connects with covered entertaining zones, while a separate living room with wood-burning fireplace opens to an elevated balcony with district bushland views. With five designated bedrooms, an additional home office or flexible sixth room, a lower-level travertine tiled rumpus, landscaped gardens and a swimming pool, the home offers generous space for everyday living and entertaining. - Five designated bedrooms plus a flexible sixth room or home office - Secure and private access with automated gates and intercom - Main bedroom with walk-in robe and private ensuite - Open-plan kitchen and dining with breakfast bar and walk-in pantry - Gas cooktop, twin ovens and generous kitchen storage - Separate living room with fireplace, cabinetry and balcony access - Elevated balcony adjoining the living room with leafy district views - Lower-level travertine tiled rumpus with underfloor heating - Three bathrooms, including main bathroom with freestanding-style bath and double vanity - Covered entertaining deck, level lawn and dedicated firepit area - Inground swimming pool adds to the resort atmosphere - Ducted reverse cycle air conditioning throughout with slow combustion fireplace in living room - Established landscaped gardens surrounded by privacy hedges and automatic irrigation systems - Oversized double garage with workshop, storage, automatic doors and adjoining covered boat-storage area - Large Internal laundry and additional built-in storage throughout the home - Short walk to train station (1.1km), Mount Kuring-Gai shops (900m) and public school (500m) Disclaimer: All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable. However we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own enquiries.