Boasting full width street frontage with dual access from Thornleigh Street through to Short Street at the rear, this property occupies one of the area's most unique and historic subdivisions dating back to the late 1800s.
Set on over 442.62 square metres, this charming entry level home has been tastefully renovated throughout, including updated kitchen and bathrooms. Comfort is assured all year round with reverse cycle air conditioning, high ceilings, polished timber floors, and a sunny north facing aspect.
Accommodation includes three generous bedrooms, while the lower level offers a flexible utility room or study, a second bathroom, and a large laundry with built in storage. It is ideal for families or those who work from home.
Enjoy a tranquil bushland outlook toward the National Park, where the sounds of native birdlife and access to scenic walking trails enhance the peaceful lifestyle on offer. Whether you are looking to invest or move in, this is the one that truly ticks all the boxes.
Conveniently located within easy reach of rail, quality schools, and Thornleigh Marketplace, this rare find blends character, charm, and modern living in one inviting package.
Features:
+ Full width street frontage with dual access from Thornleigh Street and Short Street
+ Charming character home within a historic subdivision dating back to the late 1800s
+ Set on a generous 442.62sqm (approx.) block with leafy surrounds
+ Tastefully renovated throughout, including updated kitchen and bathrooms
+ Reverse cycle air conditioning, high ceilings and polished timber floors for year-round comfort
+ Three spacious bedrooms plus a lower-level utility room or study
+ Two bathrooms, large laundry with built-in storage
+ Beautiful bushland outlook toward the National Park with access to walking trails
+ Easy access to rail, Thornleigh Marketplace, parks and local amenities
+ Catchment for Pennant Hills Public School and Pennant Hills High School
Key Locations:
+ 400m to Thornleigh Oval
+ 600m to Thornleigh Train Station
+ 650m to local bus stop
+ 1.6km to Pennant Hills Market Place
+ 2.3km to Pennant Hills Public School
+ 2.5km to Pennant Hills Highschool
+ 2.6km to Mount St Benedict College
+ 3.1km to Normanhurst Boys High School
+ 5.1km to Westfield Hornsby
Proudly Marketed by Tony Aylmer
CENTURY 21 Joseph Tan Real Estate
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A modest post‑war weatherboard house that retains a number of original period details (high ceilings, plaster cornices, picture rails and timber floors) but shows typical, conservative renovation rather than any original architectural ambition. This is a representative suburban cottage rather than a one‑off architect‑designed or historically rare property.
Key Architectural Features
weatherboard exteriortiled hip rooforiginal plaster cornices and picture railspolished timber floorboardstimber-framed windowsmodest renovated kitchen (white cabinetry)ground-level and terraced rear garden with retaining wallscovered carport
