14 Bangalow Place, Baulkham Hills NSW 2153

This freshly painted double brick home graces a massive 891sqm (approx.) block of prime Crestwood real estate in a quiet cul-de-sac. Boasting new ash oak floorboards throughout, with stunning brick arches exuding warmth and character, inside and outside, this is the perfect home for young families looking to move into a friendly neighbourhood. Featuring a brick-paved, cast-iron pot-belly fireplace with chimney in the cosy dining room, and a sunken firepit area with water feature for starry nights, this property provides multiple spaces and features well suited to incoming families.

Zoned to the sought after Crestwood Public School and Crestwood High School, with St Michael's Primary School and Baulkham Hills Select High School both nearby, this property is nestled amongst some of The Hills District's best education. Stroll to array of outdoor amenities such as Crestwood Reserve, tennis courts, playground and BMX track. Easy walk to Glanmire Rd shops or short drive to Grove Square and Norwest Marketown. Minutes' walk to buses on Merindah Rd offering routes to City Express, Parramatta and Castle Towers/Metro Station.

Property Features:
- BIRs and ceiling fans to 2 bedrooms, with WIR to Master suite
- Main bathroom features tub, with external access to 2nd bathroom
- Exposed brick & timber adorn s/steel gas kitchen with vast pantry
- Sun-soaked lounge on entry, and brick fireplace in rear dining room
- Double gated driveway & garage adjoining studio, workshop and bathroom
- Covered alfresco with water feature area and potential to build pool
- Ducted AC throughout, with 2 garden sheds and manicured lawns

This home offers a seamless flow of internal versatile living spaces, while the sprawling block offers endless scope for outdoor entertainment or potential expansion in the future.

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