7 Lister Street, Winston Hills NSW 2153

Perfectly designed for the modern family with teenagers, this stylishly renovated haven effortlessly combines space, versatility, and fun. From lively weekend gatherings to relaxed family nights, every detail has been crafted to make life easy, enjoyable, and full of possibilities.

From the moment you arrive, soaring cathedral ceilings and expansive living areas create a bright, uplifting sense of space. Multiple zones allow everyone to spread out-or come together-while seamless indoor-outdoor flow makes entertaining effortless. Whether it's movie nights, backyard pizza parties, or celebrations with friends, this home is the ultimate entertainer's retreat.

Property Highlights |

- Stunning kitchen with stone benchtops, integrated German-made appliances, and sleek stainless steel finishes-ideal for culinary adventures and entertaining
- Four spacious, light-filled bedrooms with built-in wardrobes, offering private retreats for the whole family
- Multiple living zones for movie nights, study sessions, or casual lounging
- Effortless indoor–outdoor integration with alfresco spaces perfect for entertaining
- Luxurious bathrooms with floor-to-ceiling tiling and premium fixtures
- Ducted air-conditioning throughout
- Covered alfresco deck with private outlook and low-maintenance garden
- Lifestyle extras: woodfire pizza oven, wine cellar, ~10kW solar system
- Double garage with internal access, currently adapted as a home gym | this space could be a perfect teenage retreat, games room, or reconfigured to your heart's desire
- Under-deck storage and abundant off-street parking
- Conveniently located near top schools, parks, shopping, and public transport options

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