73 Loftus Road, Pennant Hills NSW 2120

An Impressive dual level residence superbly positioned in a highly desirable location of absolute convenience within metres to schools and transport links. This charming residence features a spacious and practical layout with generous proportions, light-filled interiors, excellent indoor/outdoor living, and entertaining options while boasting an easy-care lifestyle. Creating a welcoming retreat, perfect for the growing family to move in and enjoy.

+ Oversized sundrenched formal lounge room
+ Combined formal dining room and family room
+ Open plan kitchen with gas cooking
+ Master bedroom with built-in wardrobe and ensuite
+ Plus three good sized bedrooms all fitted with built-in robes
+ Two full main bathrooms and internal laundry with external access
+ Upstairs generous sized rumpus room with adjoining study area
+ Ducted reverse cycle air-conditioning and under floor heating to lower level
+ Excellent covered outdoor area, ideal for entertaining
+ Overlooks sparkling in-ground swimming pool and manicured lawns and gardens
+ Single car garage as well as a separate carport
+ Additional off-street parking and plenty of storage throughout
+ Occupies a land size of approximately 828.3m2

Auction to be held on Sunday 28th March 2021 at 2:30pm on
location.

Set in an outstanding location within walking distance to access to Pennant Hills Shopping Village, Pennant Hills Railway Station, local bus services, parks, and a selection of first-class Primary and Secondary Schools. Including Mount St Benedict College, St Agatha’s Catholic Primary School, Arden Anglican School, Loreto Normanhurst, Barker College, Knox Grammar and Abbotsleigh Private School. Only a short drive will take you to Cherrybrook Village, Castle Towers, Macquarie Centre, Hornsby Westfield, Wahroonga Village, Cherrybrook Metro Station, M2 Motorway and M1 Pacific Motorway.

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