8 George Street

Pennant Hills NSW 2120

+ Attractive street appeal with all original features retained
+ Soaring 3m patterned ceilings, picture rails, and leadlight windows in both dwellings
+ Entry stairs with glazed decorative tiles and Tessellated tiled entry
+ Open plan living for a light and bright feel
+ Cypress Pine flooring, two functional fireplaces
+ Oversized gourmet kitchen with solid Blackwood shelving and stone tops
+ Inviting master suite with an abundance of storage
+ Four generous family bedrooms with excellent storage
+ Three updated shared bathrooms with heated flooring and heated towel rails to the main bathroom
+ Large, elevated North facing deck with tree-lined views
+ Zoned & walking distance to Pennant Hills Primary School and High School plus St Agatha's Catholic Primary School.
+ Well-located for public transport to prestigious private & selective schools including Barker College, Normanhurst Boys & Hornsby Girls
+ Situated on approximately 752sqm of land

Stunning freestanding wheelchair-friendly single brick granny flat with rear laneway access to Charlotte Lane. Coral Cottage has a unique charm that compliments the property's bright north-east aspect. Features include 3-metre ceilings, and leadlight windows in every room. There is a full-sized kitchen with stone benchtops, gas connection, double bedroom, spacious living/dining area, large combined bathroom/ laundry with heated towel rails, study nook and a large built-in wardrobe.

Equal parts beautiful and practical 8 George St is an immaculate address of absolute convenience. A rare offering in a Blue-Ribbon suburb, this quality residence delivers superior attention to detail and a standard of sympathetic character preservation rarely found in Pennant Hills. From multi-generational families to shrewd investors this flexible property is loaded with charm and brimming with opportunity.

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