3 rooms house of 3472m² in Sydney

Positioned on the lower level of the residence, 2/64 Beryl offers a private and self-contained home with its own separate entry. Fully renovated throughout, the property features an open-plan lounge and dining area, three generous bedrooms with built-in robes, updated kitchen, modern bathroom, internal laundry and exceptional electric radiant low intensity heating system, and a beautiful garden area to enjoy and grow your own vegetables.Complete with two car spaces and level access to the front door, this home is ideally located moments from local parks, Mount Colah train station, and village shops. Perfect for working professional looking for a well-presented, low-maintenance home with beautiful garden space to enjoy. Features Open plan lounge and dining area Updated kitchen with ample storage, with garden views Timbering flooring throughout Electric radiant low-intensity surround panel heating system Three generous bedrooms with built-in robes Modern bathroom with bathtub/shower Modern laundry with a washing machine and dryer Access to shared landscaped gardens Garden maintenance included Two open car spaces with level access to the front door Lease: 12-month lease preferred with opportunity to renew Available: NOWLocation School catchment: Mount Colah Public School - 1.7km Bus to Stations: 100m Mount Colah Station: 1.5km Hornsby Station and CBD: 5.6km Entrance to M1: 3km Asquith Golf Club: 2.9km Oxley Reserve: 400m Foxglove Oval: 850m Entrance to National Park and bushwalks: 650m Shopping Centre: Aldi Mount Kuring-Gai: 1.9kmDisclaimer: All information contained here is gathered from sources we believe 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