10 Stephenson Street

Bardon QLD 4065

The upper level is designed for effortless everyday living and entertaining, with a spacious open-plan living and dining area flowing to a substantial rear deck adjoining the kitchen with stunning Uba Tuba granite bench tops. The master suite, complete with ensuite, along with a second bedroom and bathroom, are also positioned on this level for convenience.

Downstairs, a generous second living area provides excellent separation for families, accompanied by two additional bedrooms, a full bathroom and a well-appointed laundry. This level flows seamlessly to a covered entertaining patio overlooking the backyard.

Outdoors, the home truly shines. A large, private, flat yard offers space for children and pets, while the heated swimming pool creates a resort-style setting to be enjoyed year-round. Paved in premium aqua travertine and an extremely private garden filled with pandanus and watergum trees it is a true oasis. Whether entertaining guests or relaxing with family, this is a home designed to embrace the Queensland lifestyle.

Additional features include a substantial double lock-up garage with extensive storage and opportunity to build in a fifth bedroom, air-conditioning and ceiling fans throughout, and a peaceful position surrounded by parks and nature reserves. The front of the home has potential for a 2 car carport if further car accommodation is required.

Located within the Ashgrove State School catchment and just moments to Bowman Park, Paddington's cafes and boutiques, and public transport, this is a rare opportunity to secure a fully renovated character home in a blue-chip inner-west location.

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