At this address is a house located on a lot in 37/DP210878 St Ives NSW. Comparable sales have been around $2,180,000. Constructed in 1990, featuring 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms.
Exquisitely renovated family home with seamless in/outdoor entertaining Refer to Inspection Panel or Contact our office to View! Exquisitely renovated family home with seamless in/outdoor entertaining Desirably situated in a whisper quiet enclave only footsteps to schools, this newly renovated family residence showcases a superb fusion of luxurious interiors, high end finishes and resort-inspired alfresco entertaining. Set on an impressive 923 sqm (approx.) level parcel, the home features multiple open plan living spaces flowing to a sun drenched wraparound travertine terrace complete with pergola-covered outdoor dining and solar heated mosaic-tiled swimming pool and level lawns. A designer Caesar Stone kitchen fitted with 900 mm SMEG gas cook top and oven, spotted gum and black butt timber floors, sumptuous bathrooms and ample living spaces for growing and extended families ensures no expense has been spared in this immaculately presented home. Located meters to St Ives Public and High School and close to shops, parks and transport, it promises a relaxed, contemporary lifestyle for discerning buyers. - A versatile floor plan includes formal and casual entertaining areas - Expansive eat-in kitchen extends to light-filled dining and formal living - Three upper-level beds plus downstairs guest wing and luxury ensuite - Oversized master, his/her robes and full ensuite with freestanding tub - Travertine and sandstone entertaining areas and easy-care level gardens - Ducted air; hardwood timber floors; plantation shutters; video intercom - Alarm/camera; internal access to DLUG; double carport; ample storage - Resort-style private swimming pool with entertaining deck; quiet locale 'All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable, however we are merely passing this on. We cannot guarantee it's accuracy and any interested persons should rely on their own enquiries'