209 Hezlett Road North Kellyville

Unveiling a streamlined single-level design amid a landscaped frontage, this sophisticated family home features an open-concept layout with four bedrooms and dual outdoor flow to a private yard. Awash with natural sunlight, its comfortable interiors are well-appointed and enhanced with neutral hues, polished tile and highlight windows. The property is conveniently located just 350m from Kellyville North Village, Withers Road Reserve and local cafes.

Practical flow-through design leads to a spacious lounge and dining areaTwo-point access to the all-season alfresco, ideal for dining or entertainingLandscaped yard is private and child-friendly, boarded with hanging plantsIsland kitchen features stainless steel gas appliances and a walk-in pantryFour good-sized bedrooms, three beds are fitted with built-in wardrobesLuxe master suite includes a walk-in wardrobe and an ensuite bathroomMain bathroom offers a separate bath and shower with floor-to-ceiling tilesDucted air-conditioning, down-lighting, alarm system and 25x solar panelsDouble automatic garage with rear lane access via Bramall Lane, storageWithin the catchment for North Kellyville Public and Rouse Hill High School
Location Highlights:
7-minute drive to Kellyville Metro1-minute drive to North Kellyville Public and Hills Adventist College7-minute drive to William Clarke College1-minute walk to the nearest bus stop5-minute walk or 2-minute drive to North Kellyville Square, Woolworths.10-minute walk/2-minute drive to The North Village, ALDI7-minute drive to Kellyville Village Shopping Centre2-minute drive to the upcoming sporting ground on Samantha Riley Drive
Additional Features:
Landscaped front and back gardens, separate street access for garage, plenty of off-street parking and a gas cooking facility.

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