8 Poppy Place, Balaclava

Newly completed on a near level quarter acre of premium real estate fringing the prestigious Renwick estate, this stunning home is set in a quiet cul-de-sac with views of distant hills. Offering superior fixtures and finishes, the versatile floorplan has multi purpose living areas - perfect for families seeking room to grow.

Absolutely move in ready, there is nothing left to do but settle in and enjoy. Landscaping, turf, driveway and fences are all completed Stately street presence with an entry hall leading to an inviting lounge or media room, a home office and a bonus fitted study nook Stylish floorboards, quality carpeting and blinds to all windows Master retreat offers a walk in robe and generous bright ensuite with freestanding bath, double vanity and stone bench top Three further large bedrooms all offer built in robes Main bathroom also features full bath, stone bench tops and separate WC Entertainer’s kitchen with 40mm stone bench tops, separate island and premium appliances including an integrated fridge/freezer in the spacious butler’s pantry Ample spaces for everyone to gather or enjoy separate quiet time including a children’s activity area and open plan living and dining area that flows to a large covered al fresco Double garage with internal access, remote control door and 7.2 kw EV charger Reverse Cycle ducted air-conditioning throughout and solar panels to minimise energy bills
Close access to walking trails, parks and Renwick’s Community facilities and just a short drive into Mittagong with shops, cafes and restaurants.

For more information, please contact Ben Olofsen on 0419 019 423 or Stephanie Blatch on 0499 111 465

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