Sukhbir and Jaswinder from Ray White Kellyville Ridge proudly present this stunning family residence.
Designed with attention to detail and crafted for modern family living, this exceptional home offers the perfect combination of luxury, space, and comfort. Featuring sun-filled interiors and beautifully landscaped outdoor spaces, every element of this home has been thoughtfully curated to create a relaxed yet sophisticated lifestyle.
With a spacious floor plan, contemporary finishes, and multiple living zones, this residence delivers the perfect balance of style and practicality-an ideal sanctuary for families to live, relax, and entertain.
Property Features:
~ Five generously sized bedrooms with built-in or walk-in wardrobes
~ Convenient downstairs bedroom with full bathroom - ideal for guests or extended family
~ Four modern bathrooms
~ Dedicated media room for premium entertainment
~ Expansive open-plan living and dining area
~ Gourmet kitchen featuring stone benchtops & quality appliances
~ Large covered alfresco area
~ Beautifully designed timber decking in the backyard
~ Multi-zoned ducted reverse-cycle air conditioning
~Solar panel system for energy efficiency
~ Upgraded security with camera surveillance
~ High ceilings throughout enhancing light and space
~Upstairs rumpus room
~ Alarm system and intercom for added security
~ Double automatic garage
Location Highlights:
~ Within the school catchment for Northbourne Public School and Melonba High School
~ Approximately 2 minutes' drive to St Luke's Catholic College
~ Close to local cafés, shops, and playing fields
~ Approximately 10 minutes' drive to Marsden Park Business Hub and Riverstone Station
This is a rare opportunity to secure a beautifully designed home in a highly desirable location.
For more information or to arrange an inspection, please contact Sukhbir or Jaswinder at Ray White Kellyville Ridge.
Disclaimer: All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Interested parties should rely on their own enquiries.
