This property was sold via private treaty by Jason and Nicky Cunningham.
Method of sale: Private Treaty
Marketing campaign: Print and Digital
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Enquiries: 83
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Treasured Family Home in Tight-knit Gated Community.
Peaceful and secure within the prestigious gated estate of 'Glades Merion Residences' is this immaculate double-storey house treasured by the same family for 17 years.
Enviably positioned, the architect-designed home holds picturesque views of the first hole of the adjoining golf course and proximity to schools and an extensive range of popular amenities.
Upon entering the light-filled interior, the eye is immediately drawn to a soaring 5.5m void and statement floating staircase. Considerately designed for the modern family, the spacious master is secluded on the top floor, away from three additional bedrooms on the lower level.
A professionally-designed, eight-seat cinema with full acoustic treatment means the family can enjoy a Gold Class experience from the comfort of home. Come together to cook, connect and relax in the open and airy living, dining and chef's kitchen, which connects uninterrupted with the outdoors.
Overlooking the fairway, the alfresco entertaining area and adjoining sundeck offer a front-row seat from which you can watch a live round of golf over drinks with friends. The property also features a 12m* lap pool, firepit, barbecue hut and manicured gardens.
Playing host to only 40 homes, 'Glades Merion Residences' is an exclusive and tight-knit community. Its residents enjoy a relaxed way of living, with access to a challenging and scenic golf course designed by Greg Norman, and a host of resort-level amenities, including a swimming pool and pavilion with barbecue facilities.
Disclaimer: Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these particulars, no warranty is given by the vendor or the agent as to their accuracy. Interested parties should not rely on these particulars as representations of fact but must instead satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise.
