90D Delmar Parade, Dee Why NSW 2099

Nestled at the rear of a private driveway in "The Headland" estate with a sunny north aspect, this stunning executive home bordering North Curl Curl offers a smartly finished design that works beautifully for young families, growing families or downsizers; it's a contemporary home built just 12 years ago, and set within a short stroll of the beach, restaurants, cafes, B1 city express buses and a great selection of shopping venues.

The innovative layout flips the script with open plan living and enormous master suite on the first floor, plus three queen-sized bedrooms on the ground level. There's also a superb choice of entertaining zones with fully enclosed lawns, landscaped gardens and alfresco patio, plus an expansive covered terrace just off the main living area - the outlook is exceptionally private and leafy with a sun-soaked north aspect. The kitchen is fresh and modern with stone benchtops, Smeg gas appliances and a handy New York-style laundry tucked just off to one side. All three of the ground floor bedrooms open out to the gardens, while the upper level master suite enjoys its own terrace.

Additional highlights include two deluxe bathrooms, gleaming Blackbutt floors, rainwater tank servicing toilets and garden hose, reverse cycle air conditioning, back to base alarm system, built-in wardrobes and a double garage with internal access to the home. It's rare to find a home of this dimension and quality in the heart of Dee Why's most popular beachside pocket - it's a great chance to indulge in the lifestyle you've always dreamed about.

Land Size - 199.4sqm approx.
Water rates - $144.11pq approx.
Council rates - $376.40pq approx.
Neighborhood Scheme rates - $682.50pq


For further information or to arrange an inspection please call Stephen Murace on 0413 763 993 and 9981 9426 Matt Morley on 0418 168 932 and 9981 9416.

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