6 De Chair Road, Narraweena NSW 2099

Proudly presented to the market for the first time in 45 years and showcasing glistening ocean glimpses and a superb sense of privacy and space, this excellent family home awaits. It occupies an expansive 638sqm landholding and is enhanced by a prized north rear aspect, generous proportions and original character features. In original condition, it is entirely liveable yet offers exciting scope to add value and capitalise (STCA) in an outstanding location.

As soon as you open the door you are greeted with the original charm of the place. A spacious combined living room adjoins an airy sunroom with lots of natural light and captures lovely ocean glimpses.

An original dine-in kitchen unveils plenty of space for cooking and leads to a covered alfresco patio ideal for low-key evenings with friends and family, but the real showstopper is the oversized backyard which lends itself to a modern upgrade and has plenty of space for a swimming pool, veggie gardens and a cubby if desired! Three well-sized bedrooms are also on offer, two fitted with large built-in robes and there is a bathroom with a combined tub/shower plus an external laundry with a handy w/c.

A long driveway to a lock-up garage with copious on and off-street parking completes the picture as does a huge storage shed at the rear, there is also under house storage for those bigger items.

The perfect blank canvas for a creative transformation, this delightful home is blessed with a myriad of opportunities. Add a second level and capture striking city views, extend towards the rear or just add a personal touch – the choice is yours. A stunning setting secures its position as a frontrunner in the market with a stroll to May Road shops, Dee Why CBD and bus transport and just minutes to local schools.

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