Combining the character and charm of a traditional Turvey Park cottage with a fresh contemporary feel, 8 Kildare Street presents an inviting home with space, versatility and plenty of lifestyle appeal.

Thoughtfully refreshed throughout, the home offers beautifully updated interiors, and two distinct living zones. At the heart of the home, the refreshed kitchen with island bench provides a practical and welcoming space for everyday family life, while the separate living areas offer flexibility for growing families.

- classic Turvey Park cottage charm complemented by contemporary updates
- freshly painted throughout with new carpets and flooring creating a light, refreshed feel
- stylishly refreshed kitchen featuring a generous island bench and excellent functionality
- two separate living areas positioned at opposite ends of the home, providing versatility for family living
- spacious main bedroom complete with built-in robes and private ensuite
- covered outdoor entertaining and BBQ area overlooking the rear yard; ideal for relaxed gatherings
- rear lane access adding convenience and further functionality to the property
- separate teenage retreat, offering the perfect space for older children, guests, a home office or additional living
- 6.6KW of solar panels to help with your monthly electricity bills

With its appealing blend of character, modern comfort and flexible living spaces, this is a home that offers far more than first meets the eye. Set within the tightly held Turvey Park precinct, 8 Kildare Street is a wonderful opportunity to secure a beautifully refreshed family home with room to live, entertain and grow.

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