33 Alfred Road, Narraweena, NSW, 2099, Australia

This immaculate family home is tucked away in the quiet and seclusion of a battle-ax driveway, protected from the street and offering supreme peace and privacy. Its generous floorplan showcases a choice of living areas and five spacious bedrooms, and is oriented to capture an epic panorama that sweeps across the district, capturing a dazzling outlook of the ocean and city skyline.

Versatility is a quality that families value, and this home offers a choice of two living areas, plus the flexibility of being able to use the fifth bedroom as a home office.

Resting on 538sqm and with a single-level free-flowing layout, this generous home is easy to live in and maintain. An east-facing entertainer's deck offers the best position in the house to look at the views, but you can also enjoy them from some of the bedrooms and the living areas.

At the centre of the main living space, a sleek stone kitchen is appointed with a large island bench, gas cooking and a dishwasher, whilst both bathrooms are immaculate, including a chic contemporary family bathroom with free-standing bathtub.

Complemented by a low-maintenance north-facing backyard with patio, hardwood floors, a double lock-up garage with remote access as well as a concealed New York-style laundry, the wish list is well and truly complete.

Despite the tranquil nature of this setting, you can walk to Brookvale Oval and St Augustine's College within moments, and to Warringah Mall in less than 14 minutes.

Currently rented for $1,250 per week until August 2022

Land size - 548 sqm approx.

Water rates - $151 pq approx.
Council rates - $379 pq approx.

For further information or to arrange an inspection please call or email;
Matt Morley on 0418 168 932 and 9981 9416
matt@doylespillane.com.au
or
Stephen Murace on 0413 763 993 and 9981 9426
s.murace@doylespillane.com.au

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