10 Fernbrook Crescent, Mittagong

'Glengowan'

Tucked away in a quiet cul-de-sac and offering a wonderfully private sanctuary, this lovely home's leafy front garden and appealing façade greets you with a heart-warming welcome. Inside, its generous proportions are presented across a flowing single level and provide plenty of versatility for families of all sizes. The low maintenance yet amply sized 1000sqm block enjoys an ideal northerly aspect, with the delightful garden surrounds both extremely manageable and gloriously sun-drenched.

Wonderfully spacious lounge and dining rooms are enhanced by a separate large sitting room and family living space Well-presented timber kitchen with stone benchtops, gas cooktop, corner pantry, centre island and a custom breakfast bar Sizeable, sun-bathed timber deck is the ideal space for alfresco entertaining, and also a perfect oasis for relaxation Generously sized master bedroom adjoins his n hers walk in robes, and well as a large spa ensuite Three additional bedrooms are each fitted with built-in robes and share access to a family bathroom complete with both bath and shower Extremely low-maintenance backyard is hedged for privacy and incorporates a very manageable lawn Double lock-up garage also includes a workshop space, with additional driveway parking also available Added features include ducted reverse cycle a/c, solar roof panels, and a good-sized laundry
If you're looking for a home that will offer you a relaxed family lifestyle in a sought-after location with scope to capitalise, this could be your perfect home!

For more information, please contact Monique Phillips on 0408 405 194 or Megan Hill on 0477 551 277.

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