A Stunning Property in Quiet Mount Annan Found around a quiet bend in leafy-green Mount Annan, sitting just across the road from the Australian Botanic Garden and within walking distance of Mount Annan Public and High Schools, 52 Eucalyptus Circuit is a four-bedroom home with the works. It stuns with its elegant interior, spacious living areas, and comfortable sleeping arrangements. Your first steps inside are sure to sweep you off your feet. Gorgeous marble tiling, pillars, and tall ceilings frame a bright and comfortable front-facing loungeroom with plantation shutters. This area then flows straight into the spacious kitchen, family, and dining room core with its sleek black waterfall benchtops; 900mm Smeg cooktop and oven; and beautiful slow-close cabinetry. The kitchen also serves easily to the covered entertaining area just beyond. This space extends out into a sundrenched level which overlooks the private and easily managed backyard space. Upstairs beyond the beautiful bamboo staircase, the upper level sports a tidy sitting area and all bedrooms. Each bedroom is spacious and boasts a ceiling fan, ducted air conditioning, and built-in wardrobes, with the master sporting a walk-in and ensuite, alongside a large, enclosed balcony. The primary bathroom features floor-to-ceiling tiling, rainfall shower tapware, and a large freestanding bathtub. This spectacular property is truly beautiful and a must-see for anyone looking to purchase in Mount Annan. Contact McLaren Real Estate ASAP for more information. Features include: • Land size – 406m2 • Sits opposite the Australian Botanic Gardens; walking distance to Mount Annan Public and High Schools; close to Mount Annan Marketplace • Oversized garage with extra storage room and interior access • Newly painted and recently upgraded kitchen • Solar, 27 Panels; security camera system • Ceiling fans and ducted air conditioning throughout Disclaimer: All information contained herein is gathered from sources we deem to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own enquiries.