20 Gilles Crescent, Beacon Hill, NSW 2100

Perfectly situated in a prized Beacon Hill locale, this cherished North facing single-level brick residence has been owned by the same family since 1979. Occupying a corner block with peaceful surroundings, this home offers an exceptional combination of space, comfort, and everyday convenience, being only moments from parks, quality schools, transport links, beaches, village shops, Warringah Mall, plus Gilles Reserve right at your doorstep.

With a functional and inviting layout, this residence features a relaxed North facing sunken lounge room overlooking the gorgeous manicured garden and a separate dining area for more formal occasions. At the heart of the home is the well-appointed updated kitchen with ample cupboard/bench space, and an eat-in meals zone, which provides access to the outdoor patio and child-friendly grassy backyard, creating the perfect oasis to host family and friends.

Accommodation comprises of 3 generous bedrooms, including two with built-ins, and the king sized primary bedroom enjoying a bright ensuite bathroom. The original main bathroom is airy and functional, featuring extensive vanity space and a separate bath and shower.

Other highlights include a double lock-up garage, storage space, a New-York style internal laundry and beautifully maintained front, rear and side yard areas.

This is a rare opportunity to secure a much loved and well-maintained home in a coveted Northern Beaches setting. Move straight in and enjoy, or update and personalise to create the perfect family haven.

Total Size - 550.1 sqm approx.

Water Rates - $169 pq approx.

Council Rates - $467 pq approx.

For further information or to arrange an inspection please call Matt Morley on 0418 168 932 and 9981 9416 and Stephen Murace on 0413 763 993 and 9981 9426.

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