123 Warringah Road, Narraweena NSW 2099

***Corner block: All access via Northcliffe Ave***

Take in the sweeping 180-degree views of the ocean, district & city skyline from this well-maintained grand home, ideally positioned in a quiet cul-de-sac with access via Northcliffe Avenue. Spread across two spacious levels, the home features expansive terraces on both floors, offering plenty of room for family living and entertaining. The open, adaptable layout is perfect for multi-generational living, with each level fully self-contained and exceptionally peaceful.

This 4-bedroom home features an impressive free flowing design with two distinct living domains, plus stylish island kitchen with high-quality gas appliances, seamlessly connecting to a Vergola-covered terrace that showcases those incredible views of the ocean and city skyline, perfect for entertaining family/friends and watching the new years fire works on. Also featuring low-maintenance grounds that offer potential for a pool in the front garden (STCA).

The accommodation comprises of four bedrooms, three of which are equipped with built-in robes, and the master suite offering a walk-in robe and dressing room, whilst the two contemporary bathrooms are bright and airy.

Additional highlights include air conditioning, video security, ample storage, a double garage with internal access, plenty of off-street parking and internal laundry.

Perfectly positioned with Narraweena shopping village, glorious beaches, Warringah Mall, local schools, city-bound bus routes, charming cafes and restaurants just moments away, this location is unbeatable.

Water Rates - $170 pq approx.
Council Rates - $312 pq approx.

Total Size - 506 sqm

For further information or to arrange an inspection please call Angelo Goutzios on 0422 982 909 or Monika Nacinovic on 0452 642 033.

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