26 Eucla Crescent, Malabar NSW 2036

Surrounded by premier golf courses and only a short walk to Malabar Ocean Pool and sheltered swimming coves, this palatial two-storey home is a rare find for its sheer scale, premium quality and privacy. From its grand entry foyer with double height ceilings to its vast selection of living spaces, king-size bedrooms and an inviting poolside entertaining zone, the home impresses with its immaculate presentation, high-end finishes and green features. Washes of northern light fill the interiors, with bay windows on each level revealing lovely golf course backdrops and an opulent hotel-style master suite capturing intimate views to the sea. Offering access to a coveted coastal lifestyle, the home is positioned a walk to Malabar and Little Bay beaches, the bistro at Randwick Golf Club, village shops and buses, with quick access to Westfield Eastgardens and schools including Malabar Public and St Andrew's Primary.

• Three vast separate living zones with formal/casual options
• Premium Quartz kitchen with Blanco sink and Franke mixer
• Quality Smeg/Miele kitchen appliances include a gas stove
• Solar heated pool plus an adjacent cabana with marble bar
• Master includes an ensuite plus huge walk-in wardrobe with dresser
• Luxury spa bath in master ensuite enjoys views to the sea
• Four king-size bedrooms come complete with built-in wardrobes
• Entry level office or ideal guest bedroom has access to a WC
• Ample parking includes a double garage with garden access
• Grand pillared entrance with low maintenance box hedges
• Energy efficient LED lighting and new solar panels on roof
• Ducted/zoned A/C, VIP Vision IP intercom with camera, alarm
• Plantation shutters, electric roller shutters, extensive storage

Council Rates: $703.74 per quarter approx.
Water Rates: $172.83 per quarter approx.
Land Size: 506 sqm approx total.

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