37 Scott Street

Some homes simply have a presence from the moment you arrive. Set behind an impressive full brick façade, this substantial family residence has been thoughtfully designed for those who love having everyone together. This is a home that adapts beautifully to every stage of family life. Bathed in natural light, the expansive interiors are complemented by high ceilings, multiple living zones and timeless finishes that create an immediate sense of warmth and comfort. Upstairs offers peaceful family accommodation, while downstairs provides generous spaces to entertain. Outside, the resort-style backyard becomes the heart of the home. A sparkling in-ground pool covered alfresco entertaining, and a separate poolside cabana create the ultimate setting for summer gatherings and weekend BBQs. Positioned in one of Mortdale's most convenient pockets, you'll enjoy the perfect balance of space, privacy and everyday convenience, just moments from schools, parks, transport and village shops. A home of this scale, quality and versatility is rarely offered and one your family will enjoy for many years to come. Features • Impressive full brick and concrete construction on 556.4sqm land • Five-bedroom home plus separate one-bedroom cabana • Cabana offers guest accommodation or granny flat potential (STCA) • Expansive formal and informal living and dining spaces • Soaring ceilings at entry and lounge plus high 2.7m ceilings on both levels • Resort-style in-ground swimming pool with covered entertaining • Spacious home office ideal for working from home • Double automatic garage with internal access + storage rooms • Quality timber parquetry flooring. Compliant concrete in-ground pool • Ducted air-conditioning, vacuum system and intercom • Convenient location close to schools, parks, shops and transport • (STCA = Subject to Council Approval) Disclaimer: All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe reliable. We have no reason to doubt its accuracy however, we cannot guarantee it. All interested parties should make and rely upon their own enquiries.