Tightly held home in a prime location close to schools and rail

Rarely does a block on the high side of street and setting like this come to the market. Positioned just metres from the local primary school and a leisurely stroll to the station, the home has been tightly held and much loved by just one family. Offered for the first time in 60 years, the potential for savvy homebuyers to further capitalise are exceptional. Nestled on a prime 695sqm north-facing level block framed by generous child-friendly lawns and established gardens, it awaits a new family to create their own lasting memories. Perfectly liveable as is, with the option to update where desired, renovate, extend or re-build (STCA), there's also the flexibility of a self-contained private studio to the rear, suitable for a possible in-law or student accommodation.<br/>* Pest and Building Inspection Report Available<br/><br/>- Inviting open plan living with a sunny northerly outlook and reverse cycle air <br/>- Open plan eat-in kitchen plus a spacious sunroom/2nd family living space <br/>- Bright and spacious bedrooms plus a self-contained studio/granny flat to the rear<br/>- Enormous north-facing master bedroom includes built-in robes and dresser <br/>- Family bathroom with bathtub and separate shower plus a 2nd WC in laundry<br/>- Covered patio flowing to the expansive level lawns and established gardens <br/>- Studio with separate entry and kitchenette ideal as a home office/in-law living <br/>- Lock-up garage plus abundant additional off-street parking <br/>- Options to renovate, extend or re-build on this prized level block (STCA)<br/>- Footsteps to Asquith PS and a stroll to shops, eateries and train station <br/>- Walk to Asquith Girls and Boys High and a rapid commute to Westfield Hornsby <br/><br/>Land Size: 695sqm<br/>Frontage: 15.26m<br/>Council Rates: $420.00pq<br/>Age: Circa 1960's<br/>Price Guide: $1,600,000<br/><br/>Disclaimer: 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.