1/45 Bellamy Street

Pennant Hills NSW 2120

+ Charming cottage gardens
+ Many retained original features inc timber floorboards, brick fireplace, cornice & lighting
+ High ceilings, large windows, abundant natural light
+ Multiple living spaces design a floorplan to suit your own lifestyle
+ Well-maintained kitchen with gas appliances
+ 3 generous light-filled bedrooms, two with built-in robes
+ Generous rear-covered verandah with leafy views
+ Tandem carport plus off-street parking for further cars
+ 800m to Pennant Hills Station
+ 150m to local bus stop on Boundary Road
+ Zoned & walking distance to Pennant Hills Primary (500m) & High School (400m)
+ Well-located for public transport to elite private schools including Barker & Loretto

For those in search of land, the surrounding Bellamy Street precinct is rapidly modernising with stylish executive residences and this address could present the chance to build a dream home on a well-located block. For those who enjoy the charm of traditional Pennant Hills and its many character residences, this is a desirable opportunity to own a well-preserved example of post-war architecture with beautiful original details. Whichever your preference, 45 Bellamy Street is an exceptional opportunity to secure your future in an established, family-oriented community with outstanding access to all amenities.

From its advantageous school zoning to the abundant green spaces, sports facilities, and an array of practical amenities, this coveted address assures an ideal combination of lifestyle and convenient practicality. Enjoy the advantages of this prime location, only a 30-minute commute from the heart of the city's CBD, and within walking distance to shops, the train station, and schools. 1/45 Bellamy Street is a quality offering not to be missed.

Auction is to be held on Saturday 11th November 2023 at 11:45 am on location.

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