76 Challoner Rise

Breathe easy in a 5-year-old home with contemporary style and quality inclusions. And the bonus? Gentle natural outlooks across the outer edge of Renwick. Soak up the sun in wide, light-filled spaces that create an easy flow for flexibility, enhanced by a separate studio, workshop and garden shed. Families will love the oversized main bedroom, large laundry and mudroom, expansive sunroom and long veranda. And everyone will sigh when they spot kangaroos and cattle over the fence and wildlife in your birdlovers' garden. With every modern comfort - from central heating and woodfires to solar power and security - all you need to do is move in and take in the view. Features - 5-year-old home with 4 bedrooms, studio and sunroom for flexible living and work - Impressive entry and 10-foot ceilings that draw in space and light - 2 sunny alfresco areas, with outdoor fireplace and farmland outlook - Ducted heating and cooling plus luxurious double-sided fireplace and underfloor heating in bathrooms - Native plantings and established veggie garden - Elegant veranda with adjustable louvres - Double garage with internal access and rear roll-a-door for garden access - Workshop plus garden shed - 6.7kW solar system - Back to base security system - Driveway access direct to the backyard. Thoughtfully developed for urban living, Renwick is surrounded by green space and has its own thriving community centre and playground. Only 4km from Mittagong town centre and its excellent facilities, schools and cafes, it also boasts easy access to Sydney via car or train. To arrange your inspection, please contact Suzi Bryant 0414 679 259 or Monique Phillips on 0408 405 194. Disclaimer: While we make every effort to ensure that the information we provide is correct & up to date, we do not warrant its accuracy or reliability. Interested parties should exercise their own independent skill & judgement before they rely on it. In any important matter, you should seek professional advice relevant to your own circumstances. Interested parties should rely on their own enquiries.