35 Maple Avenue, Pennant Hills NSW 2120

Boasting a premier address for a lifestyle of absolute convenience, this classic full brick family home showcases a spacious single level design with bright interiors and an impressive outdoor sanctuary perfect for entertaining. Occupying a large approximately 866.3sqm parcel of land with a pleasant northerly aspect to the rear, this immaculately presented residence promises an idyllic lifestyle in a highly sought after location perfect for the growing family to move in and enjoy. The home is set in an exceptional location on one of the best streets in Pennant Hills, within a short walk to all local amenities.

+ Elegant separate formal lounge and dining rooms
+ Contemporary kitchen with adjoining casual meals area
+ Features Caesar Stone benches and European appliances
+ Leads to large family room with access outdoors
+ Three good sized bedrooms, two fitted with built-ins
+ Plus separate sun room / study room
+ Updated main bathroom plus combined bathroom/laundry
+ Leadlight windows and skylights throughout the home
+ Split system air conditioning and gas central heating
+ Plenty of storage space including garden shed
+ Vast covered outdoor deck area, ideal for entertaining
+ Manicured level rear yard, plenty of play space for children
+ Family sized salt water in-ground swimming pool
+ Lovely established gardens surround the home
+ Single car garage with drive through access
+ Ample room for additional off street parking

Set in an outstanding location within easy walking distance to Pennant Hills shopping village, railway station, transport and local primary and secondary schools. Only a short drive will take you to Macquarie Centre, Castle Towers, Westfield Hornsby, M1 Pacific Motorway, M2 Motorway and other sought after schooling the area has to offer.

Auction is to be held on Saturday December 5th 2015, on location at 3:30pm.

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