142 Toronto Ave, Cromer NSW 2099

Mid-Century Gem

Light years ahead for the 1970's, the architecture oozes mid-century modern with its contrasting textures, flat planes, oversized fascia, impressively wide vestibule on entry and signature floor to ceiling windows in the main lounge each combining in this uncut gem, yearning to be transformed into a contemporary masterpiece.

With full brick and concrete construction over two generous levels, the floorplan provides for a comfortable, spacious, light and airy 5 bedroom family home or two independent living spaces (as has been the case for the past 25 years) with 3 bedrooms upstairs and a fully self-contained 2 bedroom 'apartment' downstairs flowing out to a level, fully enclosed garden.

So unique is the setting within the natural landscape and true to the genre of 'bringing nature into our daily life', sitting at the dining table you can marvel at squabbling parrots bathing high above the ground in a rainwater-filled hollow of the majestic Angophora adjacent.

Set within the much sought after Cromer community, you are within minutes of a vast array of services and activities including: Cromer Golf Club, Narrabeen Lagoon Trail, local shops, dog friendly Truman Reserve, Cromer Public School, Cromer Park, St Matthews Farm Reserve, Warringah Mall and CBD transport links via the 178 bus route at your door.

The recent refresh with paint and carpet after 25 years of non-stop tenancy highlights the indisputable potential of this 1970's classic.

Council rates: 2,213.56
Water rates: 590.84
Land area: 588 sqm approx.

Call Nick Scarf - 0411 197 486


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