Privately elevated from the street within a sought-after dress circle setting, this much-loved brick residence is offered for the first time since 1981. Originally built in the 1960s and framed by sculpted gardens and mature citrus trees, the home rests on close to 700sqm and presents an exceptional opportunity for families seeking immediate comfort with future scope to further enhance over time. Defined by leafy outlooks from every room, the interiors feature high 2.8m ceilings, natural timber beams, French doors and a peaceful, quiet atmosphere. The secure backyard offers level tiered lawns and ample room to further capitalise with a future pool or studio addition (STCA), while the garage, workshop space and extensive under-house storage add everyday practicality. Beautifully maintained and exceptionally liveable as is, this is a tightly held family home combining warmth, flexibility and future potential in one of the area's most convenient lifestyle locations.
• Elevated brick home on close to 700sqm in sought-after locale
• First time offered since 1981, originally built in the 1960s
• Sculpted gardens with mature Magnolias and leafy outlooks
• High 2.8m ceilings, timber beams and French doors in the living room
• Gas heater hook ups and preserved timber floors beneath carpet
• Sunlit kitchen with gas cooking and Bosch dishwasher
• Casual dining with bay window overlooking gardens
• Formal dining with parquetry flooring and air conditioning
• Large alfresco patio with Vergola for year-round entertaining
• Four bedrooms with built-ins and ceiling fans plus dedicated study
• Secure backyard with scope for pool or studio addition (STCA)
• Garage with workshop and under-house storage
• Solar water heater, LPG and natural gas connected
Location Benefits
• Opposite Coups Creek
• 1km to Loreto Normanhurst
• 1km to Normanhurst Boys High School
• 1.3km to Normanhurst Public School
• 1.7km to Normanhurst railway station
• 3.6km to Westfield Hornsby
• 4.2km to Sydney Adventist Hospital
• Easy access to M1 Motorway and NorthConnex tunnel
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