10-14 Falkland Close, Winmalee, NSW, 2777, Australia

Built and designed with tremendous attention to detail, this expansive, character filled family home built over three levels is nothing like you've ever seen before.

The home itself is situated in a quiet street close to all amenities that Winmalee has to offer. Boasting six large bedrooms three custom marble bathrooms, playroom and triple garage with room for a workshop, you'll never have to leave home

A truly unique home in a tranquil setting with everything you could ever want and more!

Property & Estate Features
- Six bedrooms
- 51sq (477m2) approx. floor area.
- Three marble bathrooms
- Two living rooms
- Two dining areas
- Cottage style kitchen
- Movie theatre
- Playroom/gym area (no equipment)
- Triple car garage/workshop
- Large laundry
- Walking distance to local shops and public transport

Please note: You must only apply after inspecting the property. Applications will not be processed until the property has been inspected. Please send an enquiry via realestate.com and Tahlia will send you through available inspection times. This is the fastest way to secure a booking. We will respond to all enquiry emails within 24 hours.

You must inspect prior to putting in an application in to ensure the property is suitable. Any applications sent prior to inspecting will be declined until you have inspected the home.

Pets: On application however no barking dogs
Length of Lease: Starts at 6 months with the option to renew for a further 6 or 12 months ongoing
Available: Approx. 23rd August, 2023
Inspection: Open Home Saturday 12th at 3:00pm sharp – please email us to register your interest today. Please be aware this property is currently tenanted
Please note: Our office accepts online application forms via realestate.com IGNITE however you will need to have inspected the property prior to applying.
Advertising Disclaimer: All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable. However we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested parties should rely on their own enquiries.