54 Bourke Street, Queens Park NSW 2022

Introducing Queenscliff which is now being presented to the market for the first time in more than 45 years, this freestanding, double storey family parkside home enjoys an enviable corner block position with 3 street frontages in the peaceful treelined Bourke Street. Set on a generous 587sqm parcel approx, the home's warm interiors present terrific scope of charm, natural light and character. This sundrenched home offers a flexible floorplan of 4 bedrooms with optional 5th bedroom/study.

Perfect position for the active family, this property features a choice of formal lounge and dining rooms, spacious kitchen that flows open to dining and family sized yard with alfresco dining area and large pool. With convenient rear lane access to the large remote double garage, the property is set within proximity to sought-after schools, Bondi Junction's retail precinct, transport, Queens and Centennial Parklands, cafes and much more.

* Enviable Parkside corner block position offering grand proportions
* Much loved and tightly held in the family for over 45 years
* Brimming with character, soaring ceilings, features marble fireplace
* Offering both casual & formal lounge & dining spaces
* Spacious kitchen, with separate walk-in pantry
* Oversized laundry room with shower
* 4 bedrooms in total plus 5th bedroom/home office
* Generous main bed with ensuite & walk-in robe
* Upstairs rumpus room or teenage/parent retreat
* Expansive and sunny rear swimming pool, garden, and lawn
* Double lock-up automated garage access from Isabella Lane
* Just footsteps to Queens & Centennial Parklands
* Easy access to Westfield Bondi Junction 800 metre walk approx.
* Close proximity to terrific local schools

Auction: Saturday, 25th February 2023 at 10:30am On-Site.

Contact: John Castrisos 0412 675 224 or Eva Johnston 0426 191 599.

Disclaimer: All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe reliable. We have no reason to doubt its accuracy, however, we cannot guarantee it. All interested parties should make and rely upon their own inquiries