Sukhbir & Zain from Ray White Kellyville Ridge Presents : This impressive Metricon built two level home welcomes with generous dimensions, quality finishes and a verdant leafy backdrop creating a wonderful sense of privacy. Graced with an appealing classic facade, step inside to spacious living & dining spaces matched with a sun drenched alfresco and sizeable level lawns for children to play. An ideal choice for growing families, the home features an abundance of space and is ready for immediate enjoyment Walking to Tallawong Metro Station and situated within a short distance to schools, shops and parks, this home will delight buyers.

This immaculate home features:
~ Five Spacious bedrooms, Master bedroom with balcony and two additional walk in areas in the master king retreat
~ Three immaculate bathrooms , two bathrooms with spa
~ 6th Bedroom Potential upstairs with closed room cavity doors
~ Master Bedroom downstairs with full bathroom
~ Dedicated Office Space downstairs
~ Large open plan dining and living area
~ Gourmet kitchen with stone bench-top, quality appliances and walk-in pantry and additional pantry adjacent.
~ Well designed timber decked Alfresco
~ Designated Pool area with feature and travertine stone for landscaping.
~ Side concreted pergola area and entire home CCTV camera equipped.
~ Multi zoned ducted reverse cycle air conditioning
~ Alarm system
~ Double auto garage

Location Highlights:
~ School Catchment of John Palmer Primary & The Ponds High School
~ 2 Minutes drive to The Ponds Shopping Village
~ 5 Minutes(approx) drive to Stanhope Shopping Village and Rouse Hill Town Centre
~ 3 Minutes walk (approx) to the Tallawong metro station

We highly recommend you visit this masterpiece. For more information, please contact us at Ray White Kellyville Ridge.

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