56 Station Street, West Ryde NSW 2114

Enriched in local history, built originally as a fruit pickers' cottage, completed circa 1911, "Sylvie" was originally surrounded by orchards in a lush region that was the 'fruit bowl of Sydney' and the birthplace of the Granny Smith Apple.

Offered to market for the first time in nearly 70-years, this beloved family home has been renovated, restored and enlarged by the current owners, all the while retaining its original 'Fruit Pickers' Cottage' heritage, character and façade. In fact, it is the only one of the original four 'fruit pickers' cottages' where you can recognise that original heritage.

Property Highlights |

- White picket fencing and character façade
- Baltic pine floorboards
- Tastefully renovated period bathroom, complete with claw foot bath and heated towel rails
- Formal lounge room with fireplace and gas bayonet for heating
- Separate home office, study or formal dining room
- Farmhouse kitchen, equipped with a dishwasher and gas stove & oven
- Entertainers' courtyard and timber deck equipped with roll-out awning
- Lush gardens and rear yard | lemon and lime trees a testament to the home's heritage
- Garden shed
- Tall ceilings
- Air-conditioning and ceiling fans

Location Highlights |

- 150m to St Michael's Catholic Primary School
- 400m to Meadowbank Park
- 400m to West Ryde Public School
- 600m to West Ryde Marketplace
- 600m to Meadowbank train station
- 900m to West Ryde train station
- 1km to Meadowbank Village shopping
- 1.1km to Meadowbank Education Precinct (kindergarten to TAFE | under construction)
- 1.3km to Meadowbank ferry wharf

Disclaimer: All information provided has been gathered from sources we deem to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and any interested persons should rely upon their own enquiries. This property may contain asbestos-contaminated materials. Some photos are location/lifestyle images – all measurements/distances/locations/boundaries are approximate. Any interested persons should rely upon their own enquiries.