11 Elnathan Parade, Mount Pleasant NSW 2519

Perched on the high side of the street in one of Mount Pleasant’s most peaceful and elevated pockets, this inviting family home sits proudly on a generous 945sqm block. Surrounded by lush greenery and enjoying beautiful ocean views from its front verandah and living areas, it offers comfort, space, and versatility in a truly special setting.

The main residence features three well-sized bedrooms, each with built-in wardrobes, along with a neat central bathroom and multiple living spaces ideal for family life. The kitchen sits at the heart of the home, connecting both the spacious lounge and a second family room that opens out to an expansive covered entertaining area—perfect for weekend gatherings or relaxing by the pool.

Outside, the inground pool is complemented by a large, private covered pool area, creating a resort-style space that’s ready to be enjoyed year-round.

Adding exceptional appeal, the property comes with Council-approved plans for a two-bedroom granny flat, offering future potential for dual accommodation, extended family living, or a lucrative investment opportunity once constructed.

With a 15.24-metre frontage, solid brick construction, and a leafy, elevated position, this home offers endless potential to personalise or extend. Its location adds even more appeal—walking distance to Pleasant Heights Public School, close to public transport links, and with easy access to the M1, ensuring both convenience and lifestyle are perfectly balanced.

Whether you’re looking for a family home with room to grow, the flexibility to expand, or a blank canvas to craft your dream home with ocean views—11 Elnathan Parade delivers on every front.

The Important Numbers:
Council Rates: $598.34 per quarter
Water Rates: $204.13 per quarter
Land Size: 942sqm


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