2/14 Kintyre Crescent, Banora Point, NSW, 2486 - DuplexSemiDetached Sold on 20 06 2022

SoldJun 20, 2022

2/14 Kintyre Crescent, Banora Point, NSW, 2486

$850,000

229 m²

DuplexSemiDetached

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30+ days on the market

Sold: Jun 20, 2022

What's around 2/14 Kintyre Crescent

Private Duplex - Fully Renovated

Kintyre Crescent is a lush treelined cul-de-sac featuring well-presented homes, and this immaculate private retreat echoes that first impression. The discrete front courtyard is a welcoming introduction to what is to come. Fully renovated to a superlative degree, no expense has been spared here to present to you a contemporary residence with nothing to add. The genuine open plan living space flows seamlessly out to the massive terrace boasting flyover roof and secluded garden with outdoor pizza oven. An ideal place for relaxation, entertaining or peaceful contemplation. Back inside, the well-designed kitchen includes unique splashbacks, high quality appliances, 2 drawer Fisher & Paykel dishwasher, double stainless steel oven, ceramic cooktop and miles of storage. The sleek 600m square floor tiles extend throughout the home. Both sumptuous bathrooms boast an eclectic mix of Moroccan style ceramic tiles, dual shower heads, streamlined vanities, frameless shower screens and walk-in design shower, making for ease of cleaning and accessibility. Other features include: • Solar power (12 panels) with 5kw inverter • Crimsafe screens • Large laundry with Foldaway ironing board • Covered garage entry Just around the corner is the local shopping village including bakery, general store, several meal outlets, bottle shop, hairdresser and the popular Dulcie & Edna's Coffee shop. Yes, welcome to Kintyre Crescent! You won't be disappointed. To arrange an inspection or for any further information please contact Steve Riding 0438 365 457 of Base Property Group. Disclaimer: Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these particulars, no warranty is given by the vendor or the agent as to their accuracy. Interested parties should not rely on these particulars as representations of fact but must instead satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise.