83 Woorarra Avenue, North Narrabeen NSW 2101

Coastal chic with a garden sanctuary and magical Narrabeen Lakes backdrop

Privately nestled on a 917sqm parcel of land amid beautifully manicured gardens and terraces, this sublime family entertainer commands magical 180-degree uninterrupted views of Narrabeen Lakes and national parkland. Impeccably renovated and exuding a true sense of sanctuary, the serene two-storey residence comes with DA plans for further enhancement to take full advantage of its idyllic location, awe-inspiring outlook and generous land size.

Two bedrooms upstairs and two bedrooms downstairs (potential for self-contained lower level with private access)
Elegant travertine bathrooms including a master ensuite.
Expansive open-plan entertaining space with cathedral ceilings, study nook and wall-to-wall glass opening to a covered terrace enjoying fabulous views
Sophisticated new gas kitchen with a stone breakfast bar and stainless Miele appliances including a double fridge & double sink.
Private, level north-facing front lawn and breakfast balcony for your morning coffee
Entertaining patios and landscaped tiered gardens at the rear
Double carport with level access
New European Oak floorboards throughout and plantation shutters
Stylish refurbishment with high-quality finishes and interiors exuding laidback coastal sophistication
Serene, highly coveted location close to Narrabeen Beach, Bilarong Reserve, village shops and renowned surf breaks, 500m walk to Elanora Heights Public School, minutes to Narrabeen Sports High School

This haven presents an exceptional lifestyle purchase for buyers at any stage of life, from families with teenagers requiring their own floor to downsizers desiring level access and keen renovators looking to extend or even add a pool (STCA). For executive couples seeking low maintenance living and lock-and-leave convenience, theres potential to rent out the lower level.


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