5 Lynwood Close, Pennant Hills

Positioned in one of Pennant Hills' most sought-after and peaceful pockets, this spacious single-storey family home offers generous proportions, multiple living areas and an exceptionally large block, all within easy reach of schools, transport, shops and local amenities. Set on approximately 1,208sqm in a quiet cul-de-sac, the home provides plenty of room for the whole family with four generous bedrooms plus a study, multiple formal and informal living spaces and an abundance of natural light throughout. Surrounded by established gardens, the property offers a wonderful sense of space and privacy, with a sunny front pergola, rear paved entertaining area and plenty of outdoor space to enjoy. Property features include: + Four generous bedrooms plus separate study + Master bedroom with ensuite + Multiple formal and informal living areas + High ceilings and oversized windows providing excellent natural light + Neat and functional kitchen with ample storage + Main bathroom plus ensuite to master bedroom + Spacious single-level layout ideal for families + Sunny front pergola and rear paved outdoor entertaining area + Expansive established gardens with plenty of outdoor space + Detached garage + Private and peaceful setting in a quiet Pennant Hills cul-de-sac + Rear driveway access to Bellamy Street Ideally positioned for everyday convenience, the home is approximately 1.1km from Pennant Hills Station, 700m from Pennant Hills Public School, 650m from Pennant Hills High School, 1.1km from St Agatha's Catholic Primary School and 1.7km from Mount St Benedict College, with easy access to local shops, cafés, public transport and surrounding amenities. Offering exceptional space in a tightly held Pennant Hills location, this well-positioned home is ideal for families seeking comfortable living, a generous backyard and outstanding convenience. "All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own enquiries."