15 Lord Street, Belrose NSW 2085

Enjoy your weekends rather than be a slave to your house and garden in this wonderfully practical 'large family' home.
Located on the high side of the road at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac, overlooking Oxford Creek nature reserve, it's hard to believe that the massive Northern Beaches Hospital precinct is just 5 minutes away in the car.

This home has been designed for a large family with oodles of space and still with so much potential.

Key features include:
The peace and privacy of a quiet, residents' only cul de sac
Australian native bushland, abundant birds and native wildlife as your neighbours
5 minutes in the car to the new Northern Beaches Hospital and Glenrose Village Shops
Potential to offer up to SIX bedrooms (presently furnished as 4 beds, home office, music room and craft room)
Contemporary, open plan kitchen with cafe-style window to covered entertaining area
Media nook adjacent to kitchen is ideal for kids homework station while dinner is being prepared
Ground floor family room flows out to entertaining area and back garden
Safe, sunny enclosed back garden with cubby house, veggie patch and plenty of room for a pool
Parents' 'space' and home office on ground floor
Massive kid's zone upstairs (8.5m x 6.5m approx) with 4/5 bedrooms
Two bathrooms ripe for updating
Large, functional laundry has extra toilet
Loads of storage

If you are looking for a large home with lots of accommodation in one of Sydney's prime growth areas and you love the smell of the Australian Bush, the sounds of birds rather than traffic - with so much potential here ... the best is yet to come!

Council Rates: $1,920.11 pa
Water Rates: $687.92 pa + usage
Land size: 696 sqm approx

Details:
Nick Scarf
0411 197 486
[email protected]

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