Privately positioned within one of Dural's most tightly held blue ribbon addresses, this substantial acreage estate offers an exceptional combination of privacy, scale and lifestyle appeal. Framed by a beautiful bushland outlook and designed to embrace its peaceful natural surrounds, the property delivers a rare balance of approximately 3 acres of arable land together with around 2.5 acres of private bushland to explore and enjoy. A north-facing rear terrace captures sunshine throughout the year, creating an elegant and inviting setting for relaxed family living and entertaining.
The residence itself is a generously proportioned double brick family home, offering 7 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms plus powder-room, multiple living zones and 4-car garaging, with excellent flexibility for large or extended families, including potential in-law accommodation. Thoughtfully appointed for comfort and practicality, the home features three separate ducted air conditioning systems, 22 north-facing solar panels, security cameras, irrigation, water tanks and an Enviro-cycle system. Outdoors, the lifestyle offering is outstanding, with wide open lawns, a large pool area, tennis court and extensive storage within the former stables. Positioned on the Castle Hill side of Round Corner and only moments from Dural's shops, cafés, medical facilities and everyday amenities, this is a rare opportunity in a truly prestigious setting.
• Prestigious blue ribbon Dural setting in one of the area's most tightly held streets
• Private acreage estate with approx. 3 acres of arable land and approx. 2.5 acres of bushland
• Substantial 7-bedroom, 4-bathroom (plus power-room) double brick residence with multiple living zones
• Flexible layout ideal for large families, with potential in-law accommodation
• North-facing rear terrace, large pool area, tennis court, 4-car garaging and wide open usable grounds
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