18 William Street, Botany, NSW 2019

This immaculately maintained two level freestanding home presents a sprawling floorplan with generous proportions, offering multiple living spaces and comfortable accommodation ideal for multi-generational & growing families. Designed with style, functionality, and versatility, this impeccable residence provides a perfect balance of family living and seamless entertaining. The property showcases vast living spaces which flow effortlessly into a resort-inspired outdoor oasis. A sparkling mineral in-ground pool and a relaxing cabana area highlight the stunning outdoor space, creating a perfect sanctuary for both relaxation and entertaining. Situated in a family-friendly neighborhood, this exceptional home is just minutes from Booralee Park, Botany Aquatic Centre, local grocery stores, Sir Joseph Banks Park, schools & Westfield Eastgardens, offering unmatched convenience for everyday living.

- Flexible well proportioned layout features multiple living spaces
- Generous open plan living & dining areas flow to outdoor entertaining
-  Stunning new kitchen featuring a premium 5-burner gas stove and stone breakfast bar
- Oversized bedrooms, two equipped with built-in wardrobes 
- Master suite enhanced by a walk-in robe and an ensuite with bathtub
- Versatile upstairs sitting room/teenage retreat or home office
- Three bathrooms & additional powder room, laundry with outdoor access
- 8 metre mineral in-ground pool, complemented by a private cabana and sun deck 
-  Expansive undercover alfresco area designed for seamless entertaining
- Reverse cycle air conditioning, solar panels, plantation shutters, loads of storage 
- Lock up garage & additional off street parking for 2 cars
- Moments to Booralee Park, Botany Aquatic Centre, local schools & Mutch Park
- Easy access to eastern suburb beaches, freeways, Sydney CBD and airports

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