5 High St, Mount Kuring-Gai, NSW, 2080 - House Sold on 24 10 2022

SoldOct 24, 2022

5 High St, Mount Kuring-Gai, NSW, 2080

Amount undisclosed

670 m²

House

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30+ days on the market

Sold: Oct 24, 2022

What's around 5 High St

Sold by Dean and Di Finch - please call for details

This dynamic family haven delivers the perfect combination of spacious comfort with the elegance of ageless charm. A light-drenched and free-flowing living and dining area spills to the sitting room and out to the backyard. With room for all, this home features five bedrooms all with built-in robes and adjoining is a full studio with an enclosed sunroom, bathroom and kitchen. The master retreat is set at the back of the home, with an en-suite, private lounge/home office and a covered terrace. With plenty of storage throughout the home, a tandem lock up garage flows to the laundry and up to the studio. The setting is peaceful and private, a stroll to the bus stop, train station and Mount Kuring-gai Public School. Only minutes to the M1 entrance, Hornsby Westfield, cafes and restaurants. Features: - Surrounded by lush greenery & gated with a white picket fence - Substantial floorplan for the growing family - Family lounge & dining flow from the kitchen, sitting room & fifth bedroom - Electric kitchen with dishwasher and abundance of storage - Master retreat with en-suite, home office and covered terrace - Three bathrooms, two with bathtubs - Spacious studio with enclosed sunroom, kitchen and bathroom - Grassed backyard to the side of the home - off street parking for multiple vehicles including boats & caravans Location: - Short 5 minute stroll to the bus stop & Mount Kuring-gai Station - Under 7-minute walk to Mount Kuring-gai Park/ Oval - Moments to the Village including ALDI - Mount Kuring-gai Public School Catchment To truly appreciate what this property has to offer contact Dean 0425 214 866 or Di Finch 0425 226 180 today. "We have obtained all information in this document from sources we believe to be reliable; however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Prospective purchasers are advised to carry out their own investigations."