21 Short Street, GLADESVILLE NSW

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GLADESVILLE NSW 21 Short Street

Transformed by a complete contemporary renovation and extension, this dual level family residence is ready to offer a lifestyle of stylish comfort and ultimate convenience. The home is privately placed a stroll to schools, eateries and all amenities.

Open plan living with bi-fold doors opening to outdoors
Separate lounge with open fireplace and picture rails
Gourmet CaesarStone eat-in kitchen with Ilve gas stovetop
Spacious bedrooms all fitted with built-in wardrobes
Master bedroom opens to a sunlit balcony, chic ensuite
Covered alfresco entertaining, child-friendly level lawns
Private backyard with established gardens, swimming pool
Polished timber floorboards, downlights, plantation shutters
Single carport, easy access to the CBD, shopping centres
Walk to Boronia Park eateries, parks, quality schools, buses

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sold $1,605,000
land size 613sqm
council rates $1,380pa
water rates $680pa
web id 150515

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Gladesville was first known as Doody’s Bay, named after the convict artist John Doody, who was granted 30 acres of land there in 1795. In 1817, former convict John Glade, who had lived in the area, acquired Doody’s property, and the waterfront area on which the farm stood became known as Glade’s Bay. The popularity of the area got a significant boost in the early 1840’ when lawyer William Billyard bought a chunk of Glade’s property and constructed a wharf and road. He also began subdividing the...