5 rooms house of 430m² in Mount Colah

This immaculately presented and newly renovated family home, is a haven for the whole family to enjoy. With a versatile floor plan and high quality finishes, this property will not disappoint. Enjoy your family gatherings around the gourmet kitchen with large island breakfast bar, extensive covered entertainers deck, generous sized bedrooms with built-in robes, under floor heating in the bathrooms, ducted air conditioning and timber floorboards. The home is fully fenced and surrounded by a lovely cottage garden, garden maintenance included and located in a superb family friendly neighbourhood, only 350m walk to Mount Colah Public School and 700m walk Mount Colah Train Station. Call Heimat on 9477 3500 to arrange a private inspection or view on Saturday as advertisedFeatures Generous gourmet kitchen with large island breakfast bar and stainless steel appliances Open lounge / dining area with opens onto a covered deck Timber floorboards in living area and plush carpet in the bedrooms Ducted air conditioning throughout Five double sized bedrooms, all with ceiling fans and four with built in robes Master bedroom with built-in and walk-in robe, ensuite with underfloor heating Spacious main bathroom with free standing bath, double basin and underfloor heating Generous laundry with storage cupboards Plumbed refrigerator connection Single lock up garage and covered carport Remote gate to property Fully fenced yard with shed Garden Maintenance included Lease: 12 months with option to renew Available: NOWLocation School catchment: Mount Colah Public School 350m Mount Colah Station: 700m Hornsby Station and CBD: 3.8km Entrance to M1: 800m Asquith Golf Club: 1kmDisclaimer: All information contained here is gathered from sources we believe are reliable. We have no reason to doubt its accuracy, however, we cannot guarantee it. Mount Colah was voted "Australia's Best Suburb" in a survey conducted by Ninemsn in 2010. Mount Colah is considered one of Sydney's leafiest suburbs and is bordered by the Ku-ring-gai National Park. Mount Colah was originally known as Colah until 1906 when the name was changed to Mount Colah. Read more about Mount Colah