37A Lucinda Avenue

Wahroonga NSW 2076

Meticulously reimagined by renowned designers Studio Trio and featured on the cover of Home Beautiful magazine, this exquisite circa 1921 Californian Bungalow is the epitome of refined living. A high-end material palette of hand-blown glass, European Oak and maple timber underpins a carefully curated extension that flows seamlessly to manicured gardens and resort-inspired spaces. Showcasing an exceptional array of interior living zones designed for both quiet retreat and family connection, this elegant sanctuary is complemented by an enviable upper north shore lifestyle, walking distance to rail, village shops and elite schools including Abbotsleigh and Knox Grammar. Inviting formal lounge with open fireplace, elegant bay window and garden vistas Bespoke French Provincial kitchen featured on the cover of Home Beautiful magazine Premium Le Cornu cooker, gas stove top and a centepiece stone-topped island bench Covered travertine terrace framing manicured level gardens and an in-ground pool Park-like lawns, firepit area and gardens designed for year-long entertaining Private master suite with a walk-in robe and luxury ensuite bathroom Three additional bedrooms, a 2nd with its own ensuite for guest/teen or in-law living Custom study and designer bathroom displayed in high-end lifestyle magazines Designed for all-year comfort, featuring ducted heating and an abundance of natural light throughout Double brick construction keeping it warm in winter and cool in summer Double garage, abundant storage and beautifully sculpted front and rear gardens Classic Bungalow faade set amidst other prestige character homes Quiet tree-lined pocket just 1.2km to rail and Wahroonga Village 800m to Abbotsleigh and 1.4km to Abbotsleigh Junior School 1.5km to Knox Grammar and Knox Grammar Preparatory 2.7km to Barker College and well placed for other leading schoolsDisclaimer: All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable. However we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own enquiries.