Exuding sophistication and contemporary finishes throughout, with an emphasis on a lifestyle of peace & serenity, this exceptional family residence showcases leafy vistas and a versatile floor plan with multiple living areas unfolding to enticing outdoor entertaining spaces.
Nestled peacefully into its surroundings, in a blue-ribbon parkland setting, with a direct outlook over Cox Park and Fitzgerald Forest, this thriving riverside locale offers a unique opportunity for large, extended or multigenerational families seeking plenty of accommodation and a relaxed, peaceful lifestyle.
Whether accommodating friends, or a large or extended family, 65 Cox Crescent ensures that everyone can find their own haven within this luxurious residence.
– Formal, informal & casual spaces with a flexible floorplan and an abundance of storage
– Built-in BBQ and manicured gardens
– Gourmet kitchen with granite benchtops
– A flexible floorplan for family living seamlessly integrates outdoor splendour
– Master bedroom with ensuite bathroom
– Vast open living/dining flows to the sunlit entertainer’s terrace
– Formal and informal living areas are designed to bring families together
– The private grounds include established plants, privacy and security
– Cleverly designed for family comfort & flexibility
– Lush rear yard for the whole family to enjoy
– Zoned ducted air-conditioning
– Alarm system
– Solar system to bring down the electrical running costs
– Plenty of off-street parking
Conveniently set to the border of Carlingford, you can enjoy its ultra-convenient locale only moments to public & selective schools and public transport. Swift access to Carlingford Court and Eastwood shops will prove a breeze for all your family needs.
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