29 Cavalo Way, Box Hill NSW 2765

Come for the house and stay for the community.

Situated on a corner block, facing the green space corridor and directly across from Orchard Park this outstanding family home is extremely well located. East facing, you will enjoy the morning sun on your front windows and conveniently on your entertaining space in the afternoon. A master planned estate where the neighbours are extremely friendly and active, walking and riding around the area, swapping smiles and waves. Incredible food trucks are a regular occurrence, widely enjoyed throughout the community as is the open outdoor areas, all designed to bring people together.

- 4 sizable bedrooms with built in robes
- Open plan kitchen/living/dining to the rear leading to the outdoor space
- Quality kitchen with stone countertops and gas cooking
- Formal lounge as you enter and upstairs rumpus room, both which have views of the playground
- Office space downstairs which is great when working from home
- 2.5 bathrooms including an ensuite to the master bed, a main with bathtub and downstairs powder room
- Awesome entertaining area seamlessly connected to the house which features an alfresco, deck and external gate
- Double detached garage which is a functional space and ideal for parking, living, storage or an exceptional home gym

The desired Santa Sophia Catholic College is within a 15 minute walk as is the up and coming shopping village. There is so much to offer a young family, move straight in and put your feet up.

Being shown by private appointment, contact Aaron Pendleton on 0477 440 700 to find out more.

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During our Open Homes strict COVID-19 guidelines will need to be adhered to for entry into the home.

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