102A Centaur Street, Revesby, NSW, 2212, Australia

Red Carpet Event | Wednesday 15th of May, at Revesby Workers Club (2B Brett St, Revesby) at 6:30pm. Registrations from 6:00pm.

Privately and peacefully elevated back from the street and nestled behind a lush grove of trees, this stunning family home is one of enduring quality and surprising substance. Hidden behind a traditional brick veneer fa�ade that opens to reveal superb designer appointments, the home rests on a 702sqm parcel and includes a generous 16.8m frontage.

Crafted for easy open plan living, the combined living and dining area flows effortlessly to a protected barbecue dining terrace and the garden beyond. All bedrooms are doubles, with the main claiming mirrored built-ins. The deluxe kitchen has marble benches and electric appliances, as well as a butler's pantry and central island.

Additional features include air conditioning, timber floors, underhouse storage, ceiling fans and off street parking. There is potential also to develop the site, subject to council approval. Well positioned just a 200m walk to Virginius Reserve, it is only 1.8km/ 5 minute drive to Revesby station and shopping conveniences.

Features Include:

- Expansive entertaining with open plan living and dining
- Deluxe kitchen with cesar stone benches, electric appliances
- Double bedrooms, main bedroom has mirrored built-ins
- Sunny 702sqm parcel includes a generous 16.8m frontage
- Privately elevated above the street, hidden behind lush trees
- Protected barbecue entertaining terrace, kid-friendly garden
- Traditional fa�ade opens to exceptional designer interiors
- Air conditioning, timber floors, storage and ceiling fans
- Well positioned just a 200m walk to nearby Virginius Reserve
- 1.8km/5 min drive to Revesby station, shopping conveniences
- Potential development site if so desired, subject to approval


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