Parkside serenity and resort-style living go hand in hand in this beautifully created residence has been re-built from beyond the facade, in one of Hunters Hill's most coveted addresses. On just over 800sqm with a 15m frontage to Boronia Park's idyllic bushland reserve, the incredibly private home rests amid established gardens that are a joy through the seasons. Immaculate interiors are introduced by an elegant wide hallway and grounded by Spotted Gum floorboards with a single-storey layout designed to adapt to the rhythms of family life. A Hamptons-style Carrara marble kitchen forms the social heart of the home, opening seamlessly to a marble-paved terrace for year-round alfresco dining. Perfect for entertaining, the landscaped backyard centres around a sparkling pool with a basketball court beyond, creating the perfect environment to relax, play and enjoy. At the quiet end of the tightly held street, it's an easy stroll down to the playing fields and bike track and 800m to Charlotte's Cafe, Harris Farm Markets, Woolworths Metro and the shopping village making day to day living a dream.
- A family haven directly opposite Boronia Park Reserve
- Rebuilt from the façade back, high-end finishes, ducted air (zoned)
- Welcoming central hallway, polished Spotted Gum floors
- 4 spacious bedrooms with built-ins, lounge or 5th bed
- Master with an ensuite, walk-in robe and leafy park views
- Glass-fronted living and dining overlooking the approx 10m pool
- Carrara marble island kitchen, Miele appliances, gas cooktop
- Oversized breakfast island, walk-in pantry, Shaker cabinetry
- 2 designer bathrooms, separate internal laundry, linen cupboard
- Main with a freestanding bath, rainfall showers, porcelain vanities
- Italian marble terrace with a heat lamp, fan and gas bayonet
- Family sized pool, in-ground Goalrilla adjustable basketball hoop
- Wide side drive with parking for 3 cars, carport, ample storage
- 150m to the 506 express city bus and the Newington College bus
- Nature all around, walk across Boronia Park to St Joseph's College