Nestled in a peaceful setting, embracing a breath-taking leafy outlook that abounds with the sounds of nature, this spacious family two storey home offers the best of both worlds. The tranquil bushland location is the gateway to beautiful bush walks, yet sits only a short distance from Hornsby shopping centre, train station and excellent schools. The nearby Hornsby Heritage Steps provide a short-cut to the heart of Hornsby and beyond. Berowra Valley National Park lies at your back gate.

As you walk down the winding sandstone entry path, you will be greeted by the beautifully landscaped gardens. Inside, the quality and charm of the home is enhanced by rooms offering floor to ceiling bush views.

The kitchen is the heart of the home and features granite bench tops and quality European appliances. It flows to the dining room and sun-drenched family room, which offers the spectacular bush view. A study/office space, perfect for working from home, lies adjacent to the kitchen.

The entertaining deck overlooks the low maintenance manicured terraced garden, along with ample level lawn area, perfect for the kids to play and family living. Ginger Meggs Park and Rosemead Road Picnic Area are both a few footsteps away.

Upstairs are four bedrooms with built-in robes. The master bedroom has a chic ensuite with heated flooring. A large modern main bathroom with separate shower and bath services the other bedrooms.

Ducted reverse cycle air conditioning throughout most of the house, as well as split system units in the upper bedrooms, keeps everyone comfortable. The rooftop solar power is designed to match the ducted air conditioner for convenient cooling.

The property boasts a spacious workshop, two charming sheds and a double lock-up garage. This stunning ready-to-go house will provide a peaceful retreat for the whole family.

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