Your dream family home awaits in the highly coveted Matthew Pearce School Catchment. Nestled in a serene neighbourhood, this stunning 4-bedroom residence at 18 Myee Crescent, Baulkham Hills boasts not only spacious living but also the convenience of 2 bathrooms and 2 car spaces for your growing family.
- Ensure a quality education for your children with access to the renowned Matthew Pearce Catchment, a priceless asset for their future.
- Experience the warmth and comfort of four bedrooms, perfectly designed for intimate family living. Each room is designed with comfort in mind, offering plenty of space for relaxation and personalization.
- The kitchen is designed for culinary excellence, featuring modern appliances, ample storage, and an inviting island - perfect for family gatherings and meal prep.
- This well-designed home offers versatile living spaces that cater to various family dynamics, providing room for relaxation, work, and play.
- The two well-appointed bathrooms ensure convenience and style.
- Embrace the outdoors in your private backyard, ideal for family barbecues and outdoor activities.
- Situated in the heart of a family-friendly neighbourhood, this home is near shopping centres, parks, public transport, and major roadways, ensuring easy access to all your daily needs.
Location Benefits:
- Norwest Metro Station 7 Mins Drive approx. 3.9 km
- 613X Bus to Sydney CBD
- Coles/Woolworths Norwest 2.4 Km approx. 6 min drive
- Matthew Pearce Public school catchment
- Model Farms High School catchment
This home has been meticulously maintained and is ready for you to move in and create lasting memories.
Seize this opportunity to live in the heart of Baulkham Hills, within the esteemed Matthew Pearce School Catchment. Contact Team Ray White to schedule a viewing and secure this exceptional 4-bedroom family home.
**Disclaimer** All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable. The agent cannot guarantee its accuracy and does not accept responsibility for such. Interested parties are urged to rely on their own enquiries.
