171 Pennant Parade, Epping NSW 2121

This remarkable BRAND NEW, luxury home is a sublime statement of elegant sophistication, showcasing the finest in luxury appointments with the ability to comfortably accommodate a large or extended family. From the moment you enter the grand foyer with its soaring, high ceilings & magnificent free standing staircase you will be thoroughly impressed with this contemporary masterpiece. Offering multiple, huge living areas enhanced by high ceilings with shadow line feature & polished Pacific Brush Box timber floors throughout the home.
Nestled in a serene setting, you will enjoy the convenience of being within walking distance to Epping West Public school, buses to Chatswood & Parramatta & also within close proximity to Carlingford Coourt &
Epping train station.

-5 large double bedrooms, all with built ins, including one located on the ground floor. Master with walk-in robe, leading out to an expansive terrace
-3 huge, living areas including formal dining with separate lounge room flowing seamlessly out to a tiled, undercover Alfresco area. Also featuring a first floor living area ideal for the kids to make their own
-Kitchen with 60mm stone benches & breakfast bar, fully equipped with 900mm free standing gas oven, stainless steel microwave, ducted range hood
& dishwasher Featuring a magnificent floor to ceiling glass backdrop that provides natural light throughout the kitchen & a wonderful view across the rear gardens
-3 bathrooms, including one on the ground floor & ensuite to main with high end finishes such as oversized shower head & free standing hand basin
-Massive double lock up garage with ample room for a workshop & storage
-Low maintenance, landscaped rear gardens set on a manageable parcel of land approx. 473sqm

Other features include; internal laundry with adjoining pantry, fully ducted air conditioning, alarm, video intercom.


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