8 Templeton Crescent, Baulkham Hills, NSW, 2153, Australia

Perched on a whispery quiet street, this double-storey family residence boasts four upstairs bedrooms and two spacious living rooms. Opening to a leafy alfresco area and manicured gardens, be assured you can entertain all-year round.

This property showcases:

• Spacious main bedroom with a walk in wardrobe and ensuite.
• Main bathroom features bathtub and separate toilets on both levels
• Two, large living areas
• All rooms have built-ins and ceiling fans
• Kitchen with timber cabinets with leadlight windows & granite bench. There is an electric cook top and dishwasher provided.
• Automated double garage with internal access & additional driveway parking
• Translucent roof over outdoor area skirted by landscaped garden & lawn
• The north-facing windows of dining room offer abundance of natural light while upstairs bedrooms offer elevated district views.

Public & Private School Catchments:
• Excelsior Public School
• St Michael's Primary School,
• Model Farms High School
•Gilroy Catholic College all nearby.

Stroll to Grove Square shopping centre, Waves Fitness & Aquatic Centre, adjoining Queen Elizabeth II Memorial Rose Garden, Crestwood Reserve or BMX Bike Track.
Short walk to Parramatta Bus 601 and City Express Bus 615X on Windsor Rd, or easy drive to M2/M7 onramps.

There is a private, Colourbond fence, separating a granny flat which is currently leased.

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