37A Spruson Street Neutral Bay NSW

Spanning three levels and offering a spacious floor plan, the property sits off the street front at the quiet, peaceful rear of the block. A welcoming enclosed front courtyard presents manicured, established verdant gardens and leads to a tranquil, tropical rear backyard area. Generous room sizes throughout offer flexible usage options, including nursery, study or music room plus a large upper level loft perfect for media, rumpus or work-from-home office. The property offers scope to update or modernise and add further value. Located only moments to harbourside parklands and recreation facilities including Forsyth and Anderson Parks, Hayes Street Beach and Neutral Bay ferry. Easy access to bus transport and the buzz of Neutral Bay village amenities including bars, cafes, restaurants and boutiques. – Security access with double l/up garage – Established lush front and rear gardens – Three levels of flexible living spaces – Neutral, contemporary colour palette – High ceilings with decorative cornices – Welcoming entrance / vestibule – Separate formal living and dining rooms – Stylish plantation shutters in dining room – Feature bespoke cabinetry/bookshelving – Centrepiece fireplace in lounge room – Atrium-style glassed sunroom/sitting room – Gas kitchen, d/washer, pantry, breakfast bar – Large open patio/terrace with skyline views – Master bed with WIR & ensuite opens to garden – Additional 2/3 bedrooms or a separate study – Large loft/media/play room or home office – Full bathroom with bath plus powder room – Sep. internal laundry, ample storage options – Air-conditioning in living and master bedroom – Gas bayonet heating outlets in lounge room – Direct access from DLU garage to home – Garage fitted with wall-mount TESLA charger – Easy access to local bus and ferry services – Moments to harbourside parklands/playing fields All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy, and interested persons should rely on their own enquiries