14A Newcastle Street, Five Dock NSW 2046

The design, the layout and the inclusions contribute to the overall luxury and beauty of this four bedroom plus study duplex home. With ample natural light, crisp neutral tones throughout and in a sought-after location this home is only minutes’ walk to schools, parks, shops, restaurants, and cafes.

* Chef inspired kitchen with breakfast bar and stone benchtops.
* Quality appliances including dishwasher and 900mm cooker with gas.
* Large open plan living area with roaring ceilings and skylights.
* Deep covered alfresco with gas point extends the living area.
* Beautifully landscaped gardens and lawn.
* Master bedroom complete with ensuite, built-in wardrobe, and balcony.
* Spacious main bathroom with shower and freestanding bathtub.
* Reverse cycle ducted air conditioning and double glazed windows throughout.
* Internal laundry with door for outside access.
* Feature staircase and bespoke built-in cabinetry.
* Quality engineered oak floors throughout.
* Lock-up garage with internal access.
* 1,500 litre water recycling tank.

OTHER FEATURES:

* Built in 2020 by a Sydney based award winning design and build company, Bayside Built.

* First class construction incorporating solid double brick and concrete slab to maximise structural stability, thermal, and acoustic performance.

* Energy efficient double-glazed windows and sliding doors throughout helping to increase insulation, reduce electricity consumption, and reduce sound transmission.

* Long lasting and low maintenance Boral tiled roof increasing energy efficiency and reduce cooling requirements.

* The Hampton’s look kitchen is completed with high quality shaker style cabinetry.

* Original sandstone footings have been recycled and repurposed to create feature landscaping in the front garden.

* Bathrooms are tiled floor to ceiling, complete with custom Hampton style shaker vanities, premium brand tapware, and a full-size freestanding bath.

* Environmental sustainability was a key consideration of the build from reducing carbon emissions through the recycling of sandstone and bricks through to the inclusion of energy efficient selections (tiled roof, double brick, double glazing) and the use of natural light source.