132 Gosford Road, Adamstown NSW 2289

If you've been holding out for a home that feels good - and does good - this one might be it.

From the outside, it's unassuming. But step inside and you'll find a calm, considered space designed with everyday living (and the environment) in mind. Natural materials, passive design elements, and smart insulation keep things quiet, comfortable, and energy-efficient all year round.

You might start your day curled up in the window seat with a book, throw the windows wide to let the breeze in (without the noise), or sneak out to the backyard shed to work on a project in peace. The kitchen adapts to your cooking style, the layout flows without waste, and it's all wrapped in materials that age well and feel good to live with.

Eco-friendly features & feel-good details:
- German-engineered double-glazed tilt & turn windows - keep out noise, let in breeze
- Natural clay-rendered walls - regulate humidity and add warmth & texture
- Hebel front walls with acoustic insulation - comfort all year round
- Skylight with built-in blind and automatic rain sensor - smart airflow, no soggy surprises
- Vented "cool cupboard" - passive food storage that's both clever and sustainable
- Kitchen with movable drawers and bench - reconfigure it to suit your rhythm
- Wooden floors - gentle underfoot, never cold
- Rainwater tank - helps keep the courtyard lush and the footprint lighter
- Fully lined and insulated garden studio - ideal for creative escapes or quiet tinkering
- Secure storage for bikes, surfboards & hobbies
- Window seat made for coffee, conversation, or completely disappearing into a book

Perfect for anyone looking to live a little lighter, without giving up comfort or connection.
Whether you're hosting visitors, raising a family, or just want a home that matches your values, this place delivers without the drama. It's not a trophy home - it's a thoughtful one.

Disclaimer: We have obtained this property information from sources we believe to be reliable; however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Prospective buyers are advised to carry out their own investigations.