15 Ebony Crescent, Quakers Hill NSW 2763

One careful and loving family for approx 30 years, situated on an elevated block in a semi culdesac location and with so many features, an inspection is a must!

* 4 good sized bedrooms, all mirrored robes, the main with an ensuite
* Spacious formal lounge, formal dining and a family room
* Beautifully appointed kitchen, Sydney Blue Gum cabinetry, with 30mm Caesarstone benches, large stone feature breakfast bar, dishwasher and plenty of cupboard and storage space
* Feature solid Blue Gum flooring
* Double garage, internal access plus auto door
* Separate teenage retreat/workshop/home gym area to the rear or potential upgrade to granny flat
* Approx 630 sqm block, great private sizeable yard with access on the side.
* Covered entertainment area

Extras also include combustion fire, ducted reverse cycle air conditioning upstairs and split reverse cycle downstairs, wired for surround sound, potential upgradable sprinkler system and more!!

Rare opportunity to buy this wonderful home in this leafy quiet neighbourhood with the bus around the corner and close to amenities.

CONTACT STEVE BRODIE FROM AUSTRALIAN REAL ESTATE ON 9837-7000 TODAY

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