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    Thirty-five years, an expansive extension, and generations of laughter, family barbecues, and milestones later, this cherished sanctuary at 11 Shirley Road, Roseville is ready to welcome its next chapter, heading to auction on 15 August.

    The property is being marketed by Ray White Upper North Shore agent Jessica Cao with a price guide of $3.7 million.

    Offering six bedrooms, including a versatile lower-level retreat with independent access, the property sits on a north-east facing block located just 450 meters from Roseville Station and village, and minutes from top local schools and Chatswood CBD. 

    Thanks to favourable rezoning and non-conservation status, the site also presents a rare dual opportunity for buyers wanting to move straight into a classic character home or build a magnificent new luxury residence.

    “Homes with this level of emotional warmth, structural versatility, and uninterrupted natural views are exceedingly rare in Roseville,” Ms Cao said

    Positioned on the crest of the hill, the non-conservation home features an unassuming single-storey Federation facade that reveals an expansive two-storey layout at the rear.

    The property captures sweeping, unimpeded vistas across Lane Cove National Park all the way to the Blue Mountains. 

    The home underwent a loving, comprehensive extension to accommodate a growing family while preserving its timeless character, lofty ceilings, and ornate leadlight details.

    Among its most distinct, cozy features is a vibrant red living room - a bold interior statement chosen decades ago by the owner’s late wife which has become a beloved heart of the home.

    “This home has been in our family for over 30 years - it’s where I was raised, and where my partner and I have shared so many wonderful memories,” said the owner’s daughter, who now also lives at the property with her family.

    “What we love most is the quiet privacy and the surprise of the view. From the street, you would never guess the expanse behind it. 

    “We spend our summers living and cooking on the back deck, taking in the national park and distant mountains. 

    “It holds a lot of heart, but with my father now retired, it’s time for a new family to move in and create their own memories here.”

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