16 Fabry Street, Botany NSW 2019

This classic Californian Bungalow delights with high ornate ceilings, picture rails and lead light windows and has been lovingly renovated for easy family living.

The home opens to a wide entry hall, leading to three double bedrooms with carpeted floors and built in wardrobes. One bedroom has access to the enclosed, front verandah.

The generous lounge and dining room flows effortlessly to the garden via a covered pergola and adjoins the country style kitchen, creating a wonderful environment for all the family. The spacious living area features wooden floors and large windows for a sun filled entertaining area.

The kitchen has bead-board kitchen cabinets, Caesarstone benchtops, tile splashback and a five gas burner cooktop.

The main bathroom has a separate bath and shower and is tiled in a neutral palette. A second bathroom is positioned off the pergola.

Upstairs is the master bedroom, with ensuite, study nook, ample built-in wardrobes, plantation shutters and access to excellent roof storage space.

The level garden features a covered pergola, paved entertaining area with BBQ and wood-fired pizza oven. Positioned at the rear of the garden, a delightful garden shed includes the laundry and built in cabinetry for a variety of storage options.

There is wired networking in every room, and the backyard is wired for sound. Perfect for entertaining.

Off street parking is available for one car and there is plenty of parking in this quiet tree lined street. Located near transport, schools and local shops, this is a family home not to be missed

Features include:
- 4 large bedrooms
- 3 modern bathrooms
- External Bathroom Shower and Laundry
- Built-in Wardrobes
- Open Car Spaces
- Close to Schools, Close to Shops, Close to Transport
- Pets allowed

Be the first to inspect by calling Barbara Mackay 0468 995 626

Disclaimer: All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe reliable. We have no reason to doubt its accuracy, however we cannot guarantee it. All interested parties should make and rely upon their own enquiries.