Overlooking beautiful Pittwater, this stunning north facing home has been designed with convenience and functionality in mind, offering a seamless creation of indoor and outdoor connectivity to embrace the superb surrounds and stunning views that this commanding position boasts. Features include:
• Breathtaking open plan lounge/dining room with bi-folds that open all the way out to provide the ultimate setting for entertaining with friends and family
• Spacious family living area, manicured grounds complemented by established gardens and sunny lawns for children or pets to play
• Radiant kitchen equipped with quality appliances, beautiful granite benchtops and gas cooking, enhanced by panoramic outlook
• Attractive bedrooms, stylishly appointed bathrooms, private master includes ensuite, walk-in wardrobe and a magical backdrop over Pittwater
• Oversized triple garage, workshop, underhouse storage area, abundant off street parking, side gate to caravan or trailer bay
Situated on an elevated 955sqm block (approx), just metres from shops, marinas and the Bayview to Church Point waterside-walk.
Contemporary, airy and architecturally intriguing, 1957 Pittwater Road is destined to steal the hearts of anyone wants a modern home with connectivity and the essence of Pittwater on top.
What's close by:
Pasadena and Church Point restaurants
Golf course and the beautiful foreshore walk
The Quays Marina, Gibsons Marina and 8 Knots cafe
Public Transport:
156 bus down the street
School buses to PHS, Mater Maria and St Lukes
Private school buses available to many top schools
Local Schools:
Pittwater High + Mona Vale Primary
Sacred Heart Primary + St Lukes
Mater Maria, NBCS & Covenant Christian
What the owners love:
Sun-drenched Northerly aspect
The stunning views over Pittwater
Grabbing a coffee from near-by cafe and enjoying the foreshore walk
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