19 George Street, Springwood NSW 2777

LOCATION - Conveniently situated within walking distance to Springwood Village, this property offers easy access to shops, cafes, restaurants, and the train station.

STYLE - Spacious five-bedroom home with a well-thought-out design. The master bedroom is privately located and features a walk-in wardrobe, ceiling fan, en-suite, and direct access to the outdoor entertaining area. The remaining four bedrooms are generously sized with built-in wardrobes and ceiling fans. The gourmet kitchen boasts ample cabinetry, wooden bench-tops, and a 120cm stand-alone gas/electric cooker. Two living areas provide flexibility, with one featuring a gas fireplace adjoining the master bedroom and the other conveniently located next to the kitchen. French doors lead to the expansive undercover entertaining area with a nine-seater spa, merbau decking, and an outdoor fan.

LAYOUT - The home sits on a 878.9m2 low-maintenance, fully fenced yard. The front yard includes an established native garden and a decked sunny front balcony. An oversized automatic double garage comfortably houses two cars and provides space for a home gym or workshop. A large garden shed, built onto a concrete slab, offers storage for gardening equipment and tools. The renovated laundry is spacious with a tiled splashback, a third toilet, and excellent storage solutions.

FEATURES - It features a gas fireplace with marble hearth, reverse cycle air conditioning, and a dining area integrated into the second living space. The outdoor entertaining area is highlighted by a nine-seater spa with built-in radio and lights. The property offers a perfect blend of comfort, style, and practicality. Enjoy the convenience of being close to Springwood Village and its amenities, making this property an ideal choice for those seeking comfort, style, and practicality in a sought-after location.

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