Spacious Family Home with Pool in Mount Colah

Set on a generous block in a quiet, leafy street, this versatile two-level home offers comfortable family living with room to grow. The elevated main floor enjoys natural light and bush views, while the downstairs level provides flexibility for work, play or extended family needs. Outdoors, the pool, entertainment deck and pergola create inviting environments for gatherings and relaxation. Located just 1km to Mount Colah station, shops and cafes, the home delivers both convenience and privacy. Perfect for families seeking space, functionality and an inviting lifestyle. - Premium, quiet, family friendly pocket near the Asquith border - Perfect for large multi-generational families under one roof - Explore the renovation route and create something special - Or just move in and customise as your family grows - Versatile layout spanning two levels with a large footprint - Elevated large living room enjoying bush views and north aspect - Central modern kitchen connecting the dining and living - Bathroom including separate bath & shower, toilet - Spacious main bedroom bathed in light with built-in wardrobe - Spacious 2nd bedroom, built-in wardrobe and leafy outlook - Good size 3rd bedroom with built-in wardrobe - 4th bedroom; perfect kids retreat or nursery - 5th bedroom downstairs; or potential office/gaming room - Spacious family room, entertainers' dining room - Swimming pool surrounded by a large deck & tall palms - Double carport, ground floor second toilet, internal laundry - Rectangular land 765m2, generous 16.76m frontage - 300m to local shops, cafe, pizza and gym - 900m to Mount Colah Public School, Asquith Golf Club - 1km to Mount Colah train station - 1.1km to M1 motorway, NorthConnex, Coles supermarket - 4.1km to Westfield Hornsby and town centre - 4.7km to Barker College - 7.2km to Abbotsleigh College, 7.6km to Knox Grammar School Disclaimer: 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.