2C Wylde Street, Telopea, NSW 2117

Be among the first to experience this brand-new, architect-designed residence, nestled in one of Telopea’s most sought-after locations. Expertly crafted with attention to detail, this stunning free-standing home features concrete slabs on both levels, ensuring stability, durability, and energy efficiency for long-term peace of mind. From the moment you step inside, you’ll be struck by the spaciousness of the home. High ceilings and premium finishes throughout create an atmosphere of elegance and sophistication. The open-plan living areas seamlessly flow into a covered outdoor entertaining area, perfect for daily living and family gatherings. This home is truly designed for convenience and style.
Other standout features include:

•State-of-the-art gas kitchen with quality appliances, stone benchtops, butler’s pantry, and island bar
•Brand-new, architect-designed home in a premium locale, bordering Oatlands
•Expansive open-plan living areas with high ceilings and luxury finishes
•Separate living space upstairs, providing additional room for relaxation or entertainment
•Outdoor kitchen with custom joinery, bar fridge, and gas BBQ
•Four oversized bedrooms upstairs, including a master suite with private balcony, walk-in robe, and designer ensuite
•A fifth bedroom and separate bathroom on the ground floor
•Three designer bathrooms with striking tiles and premium finishes
•Double garage, alarm system, ducted air conditioning, and solar panels
•Low-maintenance gardens and lawns in a commanding north-facing position
•Walking distance to shops, parks, and Telopea light rail
•Short drive to The King's School, Tara, Carlingford Court, Carlingford West Public School, Cumberland High School catchment, and Oatlands Golf Course


Freestanding homes like this one are becoming increasingly rare, making this an opportunity not to be missed. Don’t wait—this property will be sold!

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