26 Cusack Street, Merrylands NSW 2160

IS YOURS NEXT? CALL HADI EL-AZZI 0416 343 834. Presenting one of the largest mansions on the Merrylands market today! Master built to the highest quality and adorned with the most luxurious inclusions, this masterpiece is spread over two storeys and consists of four separate levels internally. This rendered solid full brick family home is located in an ultra quiet cul-de-sac and although huge in its proportions, has a warm home feel and a welcoming sense. The property provides an abundance of marble covered living and sleeping areas with 5 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms total! The master bedroom features a walk-in robe, ensuite and balcony, the flowing open plan first and second floors boast a formal lounge and dining area, defined family room, separate rumpus room, study, huge chef's dream kitchen with timber cabinetry and caesar stone bench tops with quality stainless steel appliances, annexed dining area and second kitchen/laundry area. Additional features include ducted air conditioning, ornate brushed stainless balustrading, imported Turkish marble flooring and stairs throughout, large fireplace, skylights, three car lock up garage with a home office, storeroom, large paved pool and BBQ area with toilet and gazebo, a huge rear undercover entertainment area perfect for entertaining and a fully refrigerated and insulated cool room just to name a few! What else could anybody ask for?

Perfectly located amongst other quality homes, parklands and with the ultimate street appeal, this home will suit a large extended family and perfectly entertain all your guests all year round! Why build? Owner has bought elsewhere; this will be sold on or before the day!


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