12 Capri Street

This 256sqm custom designed and artistically appealing family home is peacefully located on a 330sqm block in one of the most sought-after streets–Capri St, in the heart of Edmondson Park. Tranquil but very convenient, only a two minute stroll to schools, playgrounds and within a short distance to Edmondson Park Train Station and famous ED Square.

Just 5 years young, featuring a considered floorplan, combining style with functionality, together with plenty of open plan living spaces, outdoor entertaining areas, and an art gallery downstairs, and huge master bedroom upstairs, this house offers you a comfortable lifestyle with all the bells and whistles of a new home!

Within close proximity to Edmondson Park Train Station, ED Square, government approved future Edmondson Park Public School and St Francis Catholic College.

Featuring:

- 4 generous bedrooms, all with mirror built in robes, extra large master bedroom with finely designed private ensuite and huge walk in robes

- Two separated living areas. Family room can be changed to suit either a separate bedroom, perfect for the extended family.

- Front foyer combines functionality with modern luxury, customized high ceiling with a stunning feature chandelier

- Art gallery is perfect for piano room, study or office

- Modern kitchen equipped with stone bench-tops, high end stainless steel appliances with gas cook-top and dishwasher.

- 2 bathrooms upstairs with a guest powder room downstairs

- Low maintenance expansive backyard enhancing the ambiance of the property.

- Automatic lockup garage with top range aluminium doors.

- Multi-zoned ducted air conditioning upstairs and downstairs


Extra details:

- Land 330 sqm
- House 256 sqm

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