7 Villiers Road

Padstow Heights NSW 2211

Offered for the first time in 46 years, this original waterfront residence in the tightly held One Tree Point enclave of Padstow Heights presents a rare chance to secure a substantial riverfront holding with unlimited potential. Set on an expansive 1,334sqm block with direct frontage to the Georges River, the home provides an ideal foundation for renovation, a luxury knockdown-rebuild, or redevelopment (STCA), making it optimal for creating a tailored waterfront lifestyle. Spanning two generous levels, the residence offers six bedrooms, including a master with ensuite, multiple bathrooms and a flexible floor plan suited to large families or multigenerational living. Multiple living zones, a formal dining area and a spacious kitchen extend to balconies capturing uninterrupted river views, while the lower level presents potential for self-contained accommodation. Outdoors, the property delivers a true waterfront setting with an inground swimming pool, private jetty, boat shed and natural bushland surrounds, creating a peaceful environment ideal for boating, entertaining and relaxed family living.* Stunning waterfront location with direct Georges River frontage* Generous 1,334 sqm block with scope to renovate or rebuild (STCA)* Six spacious bedrooms, master with ensuite* Flexible two level layout with potential self-contained accommodation* Multiple balconies showcasing panoramic river vistas* Inground swimming pool and boat shed* Private jetty ideal for boating and waterfront living* Large living areas with separate formal dining room* Spacious kitchen and versatile entertaining zones* Slate flooring and carpeted bedroom wings* Double-and-a-half tandem remote lock-up garage* Natural bushland surrounds creating privacy and a tranquil outlook* Quiet cul-de-sac setting in a leafy street, moments to schools, transport, parks and local shopsAll information contained herein is gathered from sources we consider to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own enquiries.