Contemporary Sanctuary With Serene Landscaped Backyard Oasis

A secluded sanctuary meticulously updated for contemporary living, this single level residence creates a unique proposition for young families or downsizers in an elite east side address, within walking distance of both Pymble Station and Pymble Public School. It is configured to embrace a north aspect, with interiors defined by skylit living areas and quality finishes, elegantly transitioning to an extensively landscaped backyard via wraparound Travertine pavers. An expansive level lawn at the rear claims prime position as a private child friendly oasis, framed by easycare gardens for absolute tranquility. Discreetly positioned yet enviably convenient, this home is footsteps to buses, close to St Ives Shopping Village and Pymble Ladies’ College.

- Both interiors and exteriors thoroughly transformed by a discerning renovation
- Rejuvenated with blackbutt hardwood timber floorboards and new furnishings
- Flexible floorplan with formal and casual living areas enjoying a north aspect
- Striking Travertine tiles wraparound to create versatile alfresco entertaining
- North facing level lawn with sun deck provides space for kids and pets to play
- Upgraded kitchen features granite benchtops, stainless appliances, Smeg gas cooktop and AEG dishwasher
- Three bedrooms with built-ins, master bedroom with remodelled walk-in wardrobe
- Two renovated bathrooms, sleekly finished ensuite emanates everyday luxury
- Fully tiled main bathroom with combined rainshower/bath and matte black tapware
- Ducted air conditioning, gas bayonet connection for barbecue, garden storage shed
- Double lock-up garage featuring built-in storage space, garden irrigation system
- Central address near a choice of shops and cafes at Pymble, Turramurra and Gordon
- Positioned for easy access to prized schools; Knox, Abbotsleigh and Ravenswood

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