Nestled behind a high hedge, this elegant family residence offers a harmonious blend of space, privacy, and prestige in an exceptionally convenient location. Just a short walk from Queen Street village, Edgecliff shopping, and trains, and mere minutes from harborside Double Bay, this home is perfectly positioned for easy living. The immaculately presented two-level house seamlessly integrates traditional character with modern style, featuring multiple living and dining areas designed for both formal and casual gatherings.
The gourmet kitchen, complete with a central marble island, Smeg gas cooktop, oven, and Miele dishwasher, flows effortlessly into an alfresco entertaining area, a sparkling pool, and beautiful gardens that bask in northeast sunshine. The huge master bedroom boasts an ensuite, while the additional large bedrooms and modern bathrooms ensure comfort for the whole family. Set on approximately 400 square meters of land, the property offers exceptional privacy with a deep dual-frontage block, including a guest studio above the two-car garage accessed via Sisters Lane.
The formal living and dining rooms are enhanced by marble fireplaces, and the family/TV area features a cozy Jet master fire. With a casual dining area that seats eight and a laundry with built-in storage, this home caters to every need. The idyllic alfresco dining area is shaded for comfort, making it perfect for outdoor entertaining. Located just 350 meters from Edgecliff shops, trains, and Ascham School, this residence epitomizes luxurious living in a superbly convenient setting.
Formal living and dining with marble fireplacesFamily/TV area with Jetmaster fireLarge 8 seater casual dining areaGourmet kitchen with central marble islandSmeg gas cooktop and oven, Miele dishwasherIdyllic alfresco dining area with shade awningLarge bedrooms, master with built-ins and ensuiteModern bathrooms, laundry with built-in storageGuest or staff studio with ensuite and kitchenetteAutomatic door two-car garage, pool, sunny gardens350m to Edgecliff shops, trains, and Ascham School
