8 Elva Avenue, Killara NSW 2071

This spacious full brick family home enjoys a premier east-side location with sundrenched north to rear aspect and convenient walk to rail

Expansive renovations in 2012 providing excellent family practicality within versatile living spaces

Convenient second street access to Forsyth Street for a pleasant 750m walk (approx.) to Gordon rail and shopping

Generous lounge perfect for all occasions, separate dining room

Vast family room bursting with natural light and offering indoor/outdoor access to al-fresco entertaining

Open plan kitchen with an island breakfast bar, light and elegant stone bench tops, stainless steel European appliances including gas cooktop, two electric ovens and a dishwasher

Five bedrooms and a separate study, built in robes, master bedroom with full en-suite bathroom appointed with heated towel rail and marble vanity

Three well-appointed bathrooms with heated towel rails, internal laundry with outdoor access and adjacent additional wc

Rumpus opening to garden and pool, downstairs media lounge is the perfect place for teenagers

Travertine outdoor entertaining in the private and sun-drenched rear garden, gas heated saltwater pool with spa and water feature


Impressive façade on the elevated side of the road featuring a beautiful bespoke balustrade and landscaped front garden with magnolia trees

Easy care and fully fenced rear garden, level lawn for play, dual street access with rear gate to Forsyth Street

Double lock up garage with internal access and good storage area, additional on-site parking, zoned ducted reverse cycle air conditioning, A/V intercom

Stroll to Ravenswood, in Gordon East Public School and Killara High School catchments, easy commute to City and private schools along North Shore line


Land Size: 859 sqm approx.




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