20 Tournament Street, Rutherford NSW 2320

With a crisp white exterior and a stunning structural garden, the welcome could not be warmer when you approach No. 20 Tournament Drive, Rutherford in Heritage Parc. The perfect combination of a family home in a family friendly neighbourhood.

A modern interpretation of the traditional where classic design meets comfort, there’s a sense of harmony that runs through this 2016, Rawson built home which you’ll just love.


The undeniable piece de resistance is the kitchen and the entire home was designed around it – the flow of entertaining is so important in a family home. “We love that everyone tends to gravitate around the island bench and make themselves at home” say the current vendors.

Moving through the home you will be impressed with the natural flow. With all of the modern features to make day to day life a breeze you still have that warm homely feeling for the family to enjoy. The bathrooms are simple and calming space designed for rejuvenation. They feature similar materials to the kitchen for continuity but through clever design the ensuite is something special.

Some luxury everyday is achieved in the main bedroom suite with simply through the layout and functionality “I really wanted our bedroom to feel like we’re on holidays”. The orientation of the main bedroom has a refreshing flow that is not seen in many new homes and the ensuite has been able to tuck the WC out of site and provides a day-spa like “shower room” along with the walkin robe.
With a great sized backyard that is easily accessed by vehicles from the side of the home, it isn’t just the alfresco area that you will enjoy outside. The house is a joy to live in.

This property is proudly marketed by Pat Howard, contact 0408 270 313 for further information or to book your private inspection.

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