Grandeur and luxury awaits, as you step inside this bespoke home. The moment you enter you will be wowed. Stroll through to discover the light-filled atrium, perfect to enjoy your morning coffee. The atrium showcases custom designed French doors, offering a tranquil view outside. The immense proportions of the living and dining areas, offer plenty of space to accommodate a growing family. There is also the option for a fifth bedroom downstairs. The custom-made kitchen boasts ceiling-high cabinetry, stone splashback and bench tops and a unique integrated timber cornice. While the bathrooms feature marble bench tops and handcrafted joinery. The grand staircase ascends the void to an exquisite lead skylight - creating the luxury of space and light. This architecturally designed masterpiece offers a generous king-sized master suite, complete with spa bath and large walk-in wardrobe. The expansive 50sq approx home provides brand new carpeting upstairs. While the neutral palette, offers a sense of calm and cohesion, allowing the buyer to add their personal touch to each room. This impressive family home is centrally located and within walking distance to Kellyville Metro Station. Homes like this don't come around often and won't last long! • Intercom system • Elegant balcony overlooking the garden • Integrated home stereo system • Opportunity for cellaring under staircase • Less than five minute walk to Kellyville Metro Station • Secure and fully gated front garden for total privacy • High ceilings throughout • Fully rendered Georgian facade • Reverse cycle air conditioning throughout • Stone kitchen benchtops and splashback • Custom joinery throughout kitchen and bathrooms • Three living areas • Two dining spaces • North facing aspect Raine & Horne Rouse Hill ONLINE enquiry policy - All ONLINE enquiries received from this website require BOTH a day time phone number and email address. "All information contained herein is gathered from sources we deem to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own enquiries."