Afternoons look west over gum trees and the ridge. Evenings settle into a vaulted living room with exposed timber beams and a slow combustion fireplace. This is a five-bedroom home at the quiet end of a Sandy Point cul-de-sac, ready to move into, with room still left to add your own layer of value.
Two living areas give the day some flexibility: one for everyone together, another for a quieter corner when the house is full. Polished timber floors run through the main living zones, and black-framed windows pull the bushland outlook inside. The kitchen is practical and bright, white cabinetry, light stone-look benches, a taupe subway-tile splashback and a sink window that keeps the greenery in view.
Five bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms cover a growing household with ease. The main bathroom has already been brought up to date with large-format grey tiling, a freestanding bath, a frameless glass shower and matte black fittings. Elsewhere the home remains fairly original, honest, well presented and move-in ready, rather than finished for you. Extra storage below has the makings of a teenage retreat, workshop or simply useful overflow.
Outside, a detached double garage sits at street level, with flat space above it that could become a front entertaining terrace looking out over the ridge and the street. A covered timber deck and a leafy, rock-edged backyard keep outdoor living tied to the bushland character of Sandy Point, a small riverside suburb near Holsworthy and the Menai bushland, along the Georges River.
If west-facing outlooks, five bedrooms and a quiet cul-de-sac are on your list, come and see how 28 Bingara Drive brings them together.
Contact Chris Davidson at First National Real Estate Davidson to arrange your inspection.
