Bart Portelli and the team at First National Connect are thrilled to bring to the market this captivating abode exuding character, charm and design. Superbly located within the prestigious and historical Macquarie Town of Windsor. This whimsical home offers the perfect balance of traditional construct elements paired with modern enhancements throughout. Unveiling stunning, tranquil views at every turn gifting a sense of escape and serenity. Exceptionally curated to reveal multiple living spaces this magnificent residence presents the ideal opportunity for the extended or growing family. Within walking distance to Windsor Town Centre, boutiques, shops, eateries and the infamous George Street with easy access to Windsor Train Station, quality schooling, and M7 & M2 motorways for that carefree lifestyle we all deserve.
- Open plan dining and living upon entry filled with natural light, kitchenette with breakfast bar seamlessly connecting to the sundrenched, paved patio.
- Lower split level revealing expansive formal lounge and dining area connecting to the gourmet kitchen, timber cabinetry and benchtop, plentiful pantry space.
- Five generously proportioned bedrooms, each granting tranquil views, two with built in wardrobes, master retreat boasting walk in robe and private ensuite
- Three stylish bathrooms each uniquely designed, main presenting deco tile art complemented by gold brass accents, luxe corner bathtub and traditional vanity
- Escape under the covered alfresco and soak in the tranquil views of the lush greenery and established gardens, perfect for year-round entertaining
- Oversized single automatic garage granting convenient back yard access
- Luxuries include, split system air conditioning, original timber and rare slate flooring, art deco and stain glass light fittings, original molded-deco ceilings plus so much more!
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