89 Centenary Avenue, Cootamundra, NSW 2590

Flemings Cootamundra is pleased to present 89 Centenary Avenue, Cootamundra to the market for sale.

Welcome to an unparalleled sanctuary of contemporary living. Perched upon a tranquil hilltop within the perks of a quiet cul-de-sac, this prestigious residence embodies sophistication and grandeur.

Features Include:

- Master bedroom with ensuite and walk in robe

- Four additional bedrooms under the main roof, all with built-in-robes

- Open plan kitchen living and dining areas encompassed by natural light

- Formal lounge with imitation gas heater

- Cosy office space on ground floor

- Powder room on ground floor adjacent to laundry

- Covered balcony with stunning views of Cootamundra and Pioneer Park

- Complete climate control with, under floor heating on the ground level and a reverse cycle ducted and zoned system throughout

- Easy cleaning with built in ducted vacuum system

- Double garage with internal access

- Tranquil covered patio area for entertaining all year round

- 36 panel, 9KW solar system installed

- Self contained cottage with bathroom, kitchenette and a split system for temperature control

- Carport plus work shop at the rear

- Water tanks servicing the irrigation system in place

- Stunning gardens and landscaping

- Expansive 2,620sqm* block

- Located in Cootamundra 165km* from Canberra, 90km* from Wagga Wagga and just 45km* to the Hume Highway

This property also provides the option to further progress with a subdivision, started by its current owners. All plans and surveys have been completed and are prepared for submission to Council for consideration. Plans available on request.

With its exquisite design, premium fixtures and fittings, and breathtaking surroundings, this residence is the epitome of elegance and comfort.

Contact Flemings Cootamundra today to arrange an inspection!

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