This lovely home in the desirable location of Blackheath with its quiet village feel, boasts short walks to local cafes and quaint village shops. All this right on your doorstep and set in a peaceful and quiet street.
The elevated block offers plenty of sunshine and multi- levelled gardens which create the perfect space for a variety of interests the potential occupants might like to pursue. Vegetable gardens provide ample opportunity to grow produce with garden rainwater tanks for a sustainable lifestyle. Many solar panels complement and support the home energy supply, a welcome relief in todays energy climate. A fabulous outdoor entertaining gazebo, perched on the edge of a sundrenched block, offers the perfect outlook from which to observe the beautiful views over the national park as the sun goes down.
Four bedrooms, two bathrooms and living area that adjoins the kitchen, opens to a large all weather outdoor entertaining area. This offers an additional flexible space, surrounded by wisteria and provides the perfect all weather outdoor entertainment setting for family and friends.
The master bedroom is private from the rest of the home with an ensuite, and its own access to the outdoor entertaining area.
The generous sized lounge area has a large north facing glass window, full of light and overlooks the well established front garden. A serene place from which to view the kookaburras and parrots in abundance, complete with rockery and the well known rhododendrons of the area, in a glorious range of pinks, whites and purples, famously in bloom during the Rhododendron Festival, an annual highlight in Blackheath. Greeting every visitor, at the front entrance to the property, is a well matured Rhododendron tree which never fails to bloom around the first day of spring.
Situated within the National Park and surrounded by many bushwalks right on the doorstep, this home truly offers a unique opportunity to wake up to a little bit of paradise each day, a rare find in today's busy paced life. Come home to the quiet serenity the nature surroundings offer, with morning mists and gentle sunshine. A perfect balance between serenity and seclusion yet with an abundance of coffee shops and restaurants only a short stroll away. A 1 km walk to the Blue Mountains Heritage Centre and entrance to the famous Govetts leap lookout is yet another pleasant surprise that this property's location boasts.
