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Overview
This thoughtfully designed dual-level house in Normanhurst offers a serene lifestyle amid a peaceful bushland enclave. Set on a generous 999 square metre parcel, the property seamlessly integrates indoor and outdoor living, fostering a strong connection with the surrounding greenery.
The home’s layout is ideal for family living and entertaining, featuring open plan living and dining areas beneath vaulted ceilings that enhance the sense of space and light. On the lower level, a sizeable rumpus room extends onto a newly built deck that provides ample space for alfresco dining and relaxation, all within the privacy of a substantial backyard.
The property caters well to multi-generational living or accommodating guests, with bedrooms and bathrooms situated on both floors, offering flexibility and independence. Additionally, gated side access grants separate entry to the lower level, where a versatile studio or workspace supports professionals working from home.
- Freshly painted interiors complemented by timber flooring and clerestory windows add both warmth and natural light throughout.
- The kitchen is equipped with a freestanding electric cooktop and Bosch dishwasher, ensuring modern functionality.
- The main bathroom is updated with floor-to-ceiling tiles, an automatic Velux skylight, a walk-in rain shower, and a Caroma smart toilet, combining style with practical comfort.
- Built-in bar, expansive walk-in storage, ceiling fans, and built-in wardrobes in select bedrooms amplify convenience and lifestyle quality.
- Energy efficiency is supported by solar panels, solar hot water with booster, split-system air conditioning, and dedicated power points suitable for portable electric vehicle charging.
Outside, the property’s north-facing rear aspect maximizes sunlight while the surrounding bushland delivers a tranquil backdrop. Additional highlights include a balcony, fire pit, and the feeling of being tucked away yet within walking distance of Normanhurst West Public School and the village amenities near Normanhurst Station.
This home will appeal to families seeking comfort and flexibility in a peaceful setting, professionals requiring a dedicated workspace, and anyone valuing a harmonious balance of privacy and connectivity within a well-regarded community.
Local Market Insights
In Normanhurst, Quiet Listings observed 17 new houses entering the market over the last 30 days, down from 21 during the previous 30-day period, with an average advertised asking price of $3,538,235. The property type mix of listed properties is predominantly Houses at 69%, followed by apartments (17%), and townhouses (7%). The most active agency for houses in the Normanhurst area is currently Ray White, representing 65% of new listings, followed by Belle Property with 12%. These insights are based on agencies currently monitored by Quiet Listings and are updated as the local market changes.
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Location
Normanhurst NSW 2076
Market Insights for Normanhurst NSW 2076
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