45 Nalya Road, Narraweena NSW 2099

Nestled quietly at the end of a private driveway on a large 967sqm land holding, this unique split-level family home is something a little bit different. Embrace the desirable Northern Beaches lifestyle through this environmentally sensitive home, which is perfectly situated only moments away from schools, cafes, shops, transport links and a short drive to gorgeous beaches.

With a fresh and spacious interior, this peaceful home offers multiple living domains, with the main lounge and rumpus room flowing to a North facing sunlit entertainers' terrace with lovely district views, making for a perfect microclimate to host family and friends all year round. The kitchen is modern with stone benchtops, ample cupboard space and features an adjacent dining area which leads to a private outdoor entertaining patio and separate family room. To the rear is a secluded and sun-drenched saltwater in-ground pool with a leafy outlook and an undercover spa that is accessible from the family room. Accommodation comprises of four double bedrooms, three being upstairs and one on the lower level, with the master endowed with double walk-in wardrobes and a North facing balcony.

Other highlights include a fully renovated deluxe main bathroom, an upgraded second bathroom upstairs with a separate toilet, huge teenage retreat/ rumpus room or home office, internal laundry, brand new family size solar hot water system, solar panels, double garage, two extra car spaces and garden shed.

Move straight in or add your own personal cosmetic changes to create the ultimate family retreat in this very popular location.

Block size: 967 sqm approx.

Water rates - $160 pq approx.
Council rates - $525.70 pq approx.

For further information or to arrange an inspection please call Matt Morley on 0418 168 932 and 9981 9416 and Stephen Murace on 0413 763 993 and 9981 9426.

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