72 Fennell Crescent

Blackalls Park NSW 2283

0 m²

1998 m²

House

Currently for sale - view listing

Overview

Blue-Chip Waterfront with Enduring Lifestyle Appeal

Offered to the market for the discerning buyer, this exceptional half-acre-plus holding represents a rare opportunity to secure a blue-chip lifestyle property with intrinsic long-term value. Privately positioned and tightly held, it combines land, water access, and a fully realised contemporary residence—an increasingly scarce offering in this highly sought-after enclave. The home itself is a refined expression of modern design, where clean architectural lines and natural light define the expansive open-plan living domain. A statement kitchen anchors the space, appointed with premium appliances, stone benchtops, and a sculptural waterfall island—balancing everyday functionality with sophisticated entertaining. Seamless integration to a covered alfresco creates a fluid indoor-outdoor experience, framed by established grounds and a tranquil natural outlook. Five well-proportioned bedrooms deliver both scale and versatility, led by an elegant master retreat complete with a designer ensuite, walk-in wardrobe, and private alfresco access. Additional spaces—including a semi-enclosed study and multiple living options—enhance flexibility for evolving family needs or executive living. Supporting the residence is a substantial freestanding garage and workshop, offering mezzanine storage and high-clearance access—ideal for collectors, trades, or those seeking a premium ancillary space. The land itself is a defining feature: expansive, usable, and rich with future potential (STCA). A picturesque creek boundary provides direct water access via a private boat ramp with solar-powered winch—an increasingly rare lifestyle inclusion that further underpins the property's long-term desirability. Disclaimer: All information contained in this listing is provided to Global Property by the third parties, and is intended as a guide only. No warranty is given as to it's accuracy and purchasers should rely on their own inquiries.