133A Robertson Street, Guildford NSW 2161

This outstanding near new 4-bedroom duplex, offers a sense of serenity, space & contemporary living on a grand scale.

Upon entering, this will impress the buyer looking for a quality home combined with an exceptional level of finish with no expense spared.

This stylish open plan elegant designer home will leave you smiling & will surely impress the astute buyer searching for something very rare, extremely spacious and private, offering quality fixtures/fittings & plenty of natural light throughout the home.

*4 large bedrooms with built in robes & walk-in robes
*Master bedroom with ensuite-bathroom, walk-in robe with large skylight & balcony
*Huge open lounge & dining
*Designer kitchen with stone benches, breakfast bar & stainless-steel gas appliances
*Sleek and modern three (3) luxurious bathrooms with free standing bath & wall/hung toilet suites
*Soaring high ceilings compliment the stylishly decorated, light filled interiors & large skylight generating natural light through upper & lower rooms
*Quality imported porcelain tiles downstairs & timber flooring upstairs
*Eye catching floating staircase design that penetrates natural light through the foyer
*Ducted air conditioner, alarm system & video intercom, LED lighting throughout
*Large internal laundry
*Mixture of semi commercial windows with selected double-glazed windows
*Lock-up automatic garage with internal access
*Flowing access to large covered alfresco area with sink, BBQ provisions & tiled floors
*Large child friendly backyard
*Solar panels
*Land size 305m2 approx.

Situated in a handy location within a short walk to schools, bus stop, childcare centres, shops & parks.

Don't miss out on this golden opportunity. Will be sold.

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