Set over two expansive levels on a large 613.4 sqm property, here is a super-spacious, five-bedroom family home, plus a separate self-contained, two-bedroom granny flat that will suit those needing an ample residence, with a second home for extended family or as a potential additional rental income stream. The primary residence has been built with space in mind offering ultra-wide hallways and an enormous living room, an additional sunroom, a beautifully presented, oversized polyurethane kitchen with stone bench tops and a wide 900 mm stainless steel gas cooker and oven. There are three custom designed, fully tiled bathrooms, as well as built-in robes in all bedrooms, several with balcony access, including the gigantic master which also has its own spa ensuite bathroom and walk-in wardrobe. There is much to appreciate such as ducted air-conditioning throughout, premium tiled flooring, CCTV, an additional outdoor kitchenette, water tank, plus a remotely accessed double lock-up garage which also its own small kitchenette installed for added functionality and flexibility.

The modern, separate granny flat includes two bedrooms with built-in robes, a lovely polyurethane gas kitchen with stone bench tops, a custom bathroom, private courtyard and garden shed. Set in a prized cul-de-sac position with the parkland, Duck River walk and Byrnes Street Tennis Courts at the end of the street, you’ll enjoy easy access to local shopping and bus transport with convenient access to both Granville and Auburn shopping and train stations.

* Enormous 5-bedroom family home
* Separate self-contained 2-bedroom granny-flat
* Chic polyurethane gas kitchens
* Unique fully tiled, custom designed bathrooms
* Double lock-up garage plus secure gated off-street parking
* Large 613.4 sqm total land size with 15.25 metre street frontage
* Council: $449pq | Water: $175pq | Land: 613.4sqm

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