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Positioned in a convenient, family-friendly pocket of Greystanes, this spacious two-storey residence delivers superb flexibility, generous proportions and an inviting indoor-outdoor lifestyle.
The home offers multiple living zones, a modern central kitchen and a practical ground-floor bedroom and bathroom arrangement - ideal forextended family, guests or a home office. Upstairs, four well-proportioned bedrooms provide excellent accommodation, including a private master retreat with ensuite and walk-in robe. A substantial covered balcony spans the front of the home, while a covered alfresco area opens to the level backyard - creating an effortless setting for entertaining, children and relaxed weekends at home.
Complete with a detached double garage and positioned within walking distance of Cedary Bakehouse, local parks and everyday amenities, this is a home designed to grow with your family.
Key Features:
• Five generous bedrooms, including a ground-floor bedroom
• Master bedroom with ensuite, walk-in robe and balcony access
• Three bathrooms in total, including a family bathroom with separate WC
• Separate lounge, living and dining zones for flexible family living
• Modern kitchen with ample cabinetry, bench space and quality appliances
• Expansive covered front balcony plus covered alfresco entertaining area
• Level, child-friendly backyard and detached double garage
• Walking distance to Cedary Bakehouse and Alpha Road Park, close to local
schools, Greystanes Shopping Centre and major arterial roads
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