96 kent road, North Ryde, NSW 2113

This smartly designed and beautifully presented Six-year-old home enjoys a sun-soaked north-eastern aspect on approximately 575sqm of land. Featuring polished floorboards throughout, the home offers a practical and spacious layout ideal for family living.

Thoughtfully designed for owner-occupied living, the home offers more space than the average family residence, with generous storage and dedicated study areas for children. Impeccably maintained throughout and positioned on a family-friendly street.

Approx. 589 sqm land size and 293 sqm building area.

* Private lounge bathed in natural light, with the dining area flowing seamlessly to a large, level and child-friendly backyard
* Extensive rooftop solar panel system, delivering excellent energy efficiency and significantly reducing electricity costs
* Underfloor heating and remote-controlled automatic curtains for added comfort and convenience.
* Well-maintained electric kitchen with ample cabinetry and storage
* More space than the average family home, with a thoughtfully designed layout, generous storage and dedicated study areas
* Four generous bedrooms upstairs, plus a versatile multipurpose room downstairs with potential to be used as a fifth bedroom
* Downstairs bathroom with shower facilities, ideal for guests or extended family
* Air conditioning, ample storage and secure carport accommodating up to four cars
* Within the catchments for Kent Road Public School, Epping Boys High School and Ryde Secondary College
* 1-minute walk to buses connecting to Macquarie Centre, Macquarie University, Metro and the City; approximately 6 minutes’ drive to the M2
* Easy 3-minute drive to Coxs Road Mall, shops and restaurants, and approximately 6 minutes to Top Ryde City Shopping Centre

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