44 Blaxland Street, HUNTERS HILL NSW

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HUNTERS HILL NSW 44 Blaxland Street

Finished to a flawless standard, this newly completed family masterwork has been designed to provide an immensely relaxing indoor/outdoor lifestyle. The remarkable home is set on a quiet tree lined street within a short stroll to shops, buses and schools.

Opulent interiors offer formal and informal living areas
Blue gum floors, plantation shutters and a gas fireplace
Marble courtyard, auto vergola, fully equipped outdoor kitchen
Sparkling pool with outdoor shower, deck, landscaped garden
Versatile freestanding rumpus/retreat/in-law accommodation
Smeg/Blanco equipped CaesarStone kitchen, glass splashbacks
Two luxurious bathrooms, main with underfloor heating
King sized master, dedicated study with built-in cabinetry
Ducted air conditioning, high ceilings, intercom security
Alarm system, integrated sound, storage, off street parking

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sold $1,925,000
land size 670sqm
council rates $1,727pa
water rates $684pa
web id 149524

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Hunters Hill

Suite 1,
35 Alexandra Street

HUNTERS HILL NSW 2110

t (+61 2) 9816 8100

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While the suburb's Aboriginal name is Moocooboola, meaning 'meeting of waters', the name Hunter's Hill is attributed to two very different sources. Most likely is that it is named after the captain of the HMS Sirius, John Hunter. But it is also said that it is named after 'Huntershill' a sprawling early property on the northern side of the harbour owned by the Scottish martyr Thomas Muir. Hunters Hill was settled in 1835, with the famous Sydney merchant Mary Reiby one of the local pioneers. In...