Beautifully designed to maximise natural light and effortless indoor-outdoor living, this contemporary townhouse offers a rare combination of privacy, space and convenience. Enjoying a prized north-facing aspect, only one common wall and a generous sun-drenched courtyard, it presents an exceptional lifestyle opportunity in a highly sought-after location.
Positioned within moments of local shops, cafés, schools and transport, and with popular local favourites including Sweat Spot Café & Dessert Bar and Nobori Japanese Restaurant conveniently located within the building, this residence is perfectly suited to buyers seeking a low-maintenance home without compromising on quality, comfort or lifestyle.
- Quality designer townhouse with a desirable north-facing aspect and only one common wall
- Spacious open-plan living and dining area flowing seamlessly to the oversized north-facing courtyard
- Contemporary kitchen featuring quality European appliances, stone benchtops and island breakfast bar
- Large outdoor entertaining area enjoying all-day natural sunlight
- Two generous bedrooms with built-in wardrobes, master suite complete with ensuite
- Two well-appointed bathrooms plus additional guest powder room on ground level
- Tandem car accommodation within a secure basement garage plus storage
- Internal laundry, ducted air-conditioning and excellent cross-ventilation throughout
- Sweat Spot Café & Dessert Bar and Nobori Japanese Restaurant conveniently located within the complex
- Positioned within the Kirrawee High School catchment and only a short walk to Gymea Village, cafés, shops and transport
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Disclaimer: The above information is accurate to the best of our knowledge; however, we advise that all interested parties make their own enquiries as we will not be held responsible for any variation that may apply to this information. All distances, sizes and measurements are approximates only.
