17 Baldwin Avenue, Asquith NSW 2077

Tucked away on a prized north-to-rear level parcel in a premier Asquith pocket, this Zen-inspired residence is unlike any other. Fusing sleek lines and cutting-edge design with the warmth of Trespa timber cladding and the functionality of colourbond steel, it delivers a truly uniqe lifestyle sanctuary for homebuyers in search of that something special. Set across two luxuriously appointed levels incorporating Japanese lifestyle rituals with ultra-modern fittings and fixtures, the five-bedroom main residence resides alongside a detached two-bedroom self-contained dwelling providing the opportunity for independent in-law living or dual occupancy accommodation. Positioned a leisurely 450m to the station and an easy walk to the area's schools, from here it's only moments from Hornsby for an eclectic mix of cafés, shops and restaurants.

- Expansive open plan living with sandstone feature wall and custom joinery
- Luxury CaesarStone kitchen equipped with a full suite of Miele appliances
- Miele pyrolytic and steam ovens, induction cooktop and 40mm benchtops
- Polyurethane and wenge veneer cabinetry with soft-close and touch-control
- Dining with traditional Japanese Tatami mat flowing to an easterly courtyard
- Vergola covered entertaining terrace and established north-facing gardens
- Master with his/her robes and deluxe ensuite with mosaic tiling and rainshower
- Sundrenched upper-level balcony, timber floors throughout and ceiling fans
- Two deluxe bathrooms plus, powder room, plentiful storage and two-car carport
- Low maintenance landscaped grassed gardens perfect for young childen and pets
- Two-bedroom detached granny flat includes a luxe kitchen and private courtyard
- Stroll to the station, Asquith Girls High, Asquith Public School and Asquith Boys High
- Peacefully set well back from the street moments to Westfield Hornsby shops



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