Redefining 21st century living, this glamourous home is poised on a privileged one and a half acres in Vermont Estate. Its MBA-award winning design is made for entertainers with palatial living areas and a magnificent bar articulating the family room. A butler's kitchen walled in storage equips the glossy kitchen for large-scale parties. The soundproofed theatre provides a luxe cinema experience and a study offers a quiet spot to work. A floor-to-ceiling double-sided fireplace zones the open living space which flows beautifully out to a transterior for outdoor relaxation.
Sumptuous bedrooms include a master with his-and-hers walk-in wardrobes, including a make-up vanity. Its family-sized ensuite has a soaking tub, dual monsoon shower and twin vanity. Currently a kids' retreat, there is flexibility for a fifth bedroom and the bonus of a guest room with ensuite. Boasting side access for boat, caravan or a horse float, this home has enviable direct access to the Hawkesbury River. Pitt Town Public School, shops and buses are moments from this quietly positioned home with trains and Rouse Hill Town Centre 15 minutes away.
• North-rear elevated aspect set upon landscaped grounds with easycare native plants
• Porte cochère entry with double driveway, 700sqm backyard with firepit and room for a pool or cabana (STCA)
• Walk-in wardrobes for three bedrooms, heated floors in main and children's bathrooms, heated towel racks, frameless showers, huge laundry with garden access
• Ducted heating from fireplace, ceiling fans, plantation shutters, automated blinds, HD security cameras, data points throughout, hidden mud room, digital irrigation, drive-through triple garage, 7.5kWh solar
• World class golfing nearby at Riverside Oaks Golf Resort and Lynwood Country Club, 10 minutes to Arndell College, 30 minutes to Castle Towers
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