24 George Street

Pennant Hills NSW 2120

+ North facing aspect with lashings of street appeal in a sought-after pocket
+ Multiple living spaces with good proportion, high ceilings and excellent natural light
+ Charming original details including pressed ceilings, bay windows, stained glass
+ A flexible floorplan ideal for growing families to tailor a lifestyle to their own needs
+ As new Hamptons kitchen with stone benches, feature tap, shaker profile cabinetry and bushland views
+ Sunny master bedroom with refreshed ensuite and walk in wardrobe
+ Three well-sized bedrooms plus generous study / fourth
+ Huge family bathroom with separate toilet
+ Freestanding separate garage with workshop
+ Paved outdoor entertaining area ideal for enjoying the spectacular gardens
+ A genuine 'walk to everywhere' address
+ 600m to Pennant Hills Station
+ 900m to Pennant Hills Marketplace
+ Zoned Pennant Hills Primary School (1100m) and Pennant Hills High School (1900m) and within walking distance of St Agatha's (1200m) and Mount St Benedict (1800m)
+ Well-located for prestigious private school transport inc Barker College, Loretto, Knox
+ Nearby amenities for families include sporting fields and bushwalking tracks
+ One of Pennant Hills most sought-after pockets surrounded by quality homes
+ Excellent scope for extension, pool or granny flat STCA with easy access

This much-loved home will comfortably welcome any family who wishes to simply move in and begin their Pennant Hills journey in a quality double brick residence with huge land parcel. However, for those who prefer to add their own touch there is endless scope for the astute buyer to capitalise with a granny flat, pool or home extension. Whatever your vision this tightly held address provides unrivalled opportunity for families to secure their future in a Blue-Ribbon location.

Auction to be held on Saturday 19th October 2024 at 1.30pm on location.

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