A TOWNHOUSE THAT THINKS IT'S A HOUSE!

With really fabulous attributes that will suit the house buyer, this bright and spacious, absolutely AS-NEW TORRENS-TITLE PROPERTY will surely impress. Superbly renovated and beautifully appointed eat-in kitchen and bathrooms. Bonuses are a lovely sun-drenched lawn and superbly landscaped courtyard with water feature plus a huge first level terrace with views to the City Skyline, featuring a gorgeous hot tub setting.
3 big bedrooms, ( huge master with en suite), study (or 4th bedroom), North facing open plan living areas, a big sun-filled gourmet kitchen/family room, 3 NEW bathrooms and a big lock up double garage and an extra-large utility/storage room.
Situated in a sought after street in the heart of Seaforth, close to shops, schools, beaches, the cosmopolitan lifestyle in Manly and buses to the City.

YOU SHOULD ADD THIS TO YOUR INSPECTION LIST!

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property features

  • Built-ins
  • Air Conditioning
  • Close to Transport
  • Close to Shops
  • Close to Schools
  • Garden
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Suburb: Seaforth

Population: 6,357

Municipality: Manly

Lifestyle

Seaforth is situated on the Northern Beaches just 12km from the CBD bordered by North Balgowlah, Balgowlah Heights and Clontarf. With fantastic harbor views of Middle Harbour, Sugarloaf Bay and Bantry Bay, It has become one of Sydney’s most exclusive and sought after suburbs offering boutique style living in an exceptional location.

Amenities

• Seaforth Village offering a range of various services, cafes and restaurants.
• Seaforth Primary School is located in Kempbridge Avenue and there are a number of other local schools close by such as Balgowlah Boys Campus and Saint Cecilia’s School
• Regular bus services to Manly, CBD, Chatswood, Narraweena and the CBD.
• Sangrado public jetty where you can kayak or fish
• Harbour pool in Gurney Crescent
• Seaforth Oval which is home to Seaforth Football Club
• Minutes to Clontarf Reserve where you can swim in the Harbour Pool, walk your dog at Sandy point or enjoy a barbeque or picnic.
• Spit to Manly walk is just nearby
• 5 minutes’ drive to Manly where you can catch a ferry, shop or eat at one of the many amazing eateries

History

Named after Loch Seaforth and Seaforth Island in Scotland the suburb of Seaforth was originally a 30 acre grant made to James Bligh in 1857. In 1906 astute real estate developer Henry F Halloran subdivided and sold Seaforth Estate.
Like the surrounding suburbs of the Northern Harbour district it was after WWII that development really started to take off.
What was once a bluff of virgin bush land joined to the rest of Sydney by a narrow two lane wooden bridge is now a thriving and popular suburb. The weekend shacks long replaced by opulent 3 story homes with enviable harbour vistas.