70A Belmore Street, Ryde NSW 2112

Set on an incredible 480sqm parcel of land – an extraordinary rarity for a duplex – this brand-new architecturally designed residence redefines modern luxury, natural light and sophistication. The home showcases exceptional craftsmanship, curated finishes, and impeccable attention to detail, creating a warm and uplifting ambience throughout.
Designed for effortless living and grand entertaining, this masterpiece boasts three expansive sunlit living zones, a resort-inspired backyard and seamless indoor-outdoor flow that captures the east aspect beautifully. Every element has been thoughtfully considered to deliver the ultimate family sanctuary filled with light, space, and serenity.
Perfectly positioned within walking distance to Meadowbank Ferry, Train Station, Parramatta River, and Top Ryde Shopping Centre, this residence offers unrivalled convenience without compromising on luxury – a truly rare combination that will captivate from the moment you arrive. Features:

-Architecturally designed and finished to the highest standard
-Three spacious, light-filled living zones ideal for families, entertaining and retreat
-Gourmet kitchen featuring stone benchtops, gas cooking, Miele appliances & Integrated fridges
-Five oversized bedrooms, all with custom built-in wardrobes
-Grand master suite with walk-in robe and opulent designer ensuite
-Luxurious bathrooms showcasing bespoke vanities and elegant finishes
-Expansive north-facing alfresco entertaining area with outdoor kitchen and built-in DCS BBQ & Gozney pizza oven
-Beautifully landscaped gardens
-Rare 480sqm parcel of land
-Internal laundry, ducted reverse-cycle air conditioning & security system
-Tandem lock up garage with additional parking in the driveway

With its sun-drenched design, impressive scale, and premier position, this residence stands as a rare opportunity not to be missed.

*All information contained herein is gathered from sources we deem to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own enquiries.*