53 Oxley Drive, Mount Colah

Positioned high on the desirable side of Oxley Drive, this immaculate single-level home boasts sweeping views across Berowra National Park and a thoughtfully designed layout for relaxed family living. With sun-drenched interiors and a seamless flow to outdoor entertaining zones, it's an inviting haven for those who value space, privacy and lifestyle. Enjoy the north-facing deck, landscaped surrounds, and tranquil bush outlook-all just minutes from local transport and walking trails. Features of the property include: - Elevated and sun-filled north-facing deck with stunning bushland vistas - Designer kitchen with gas cooktop, stone benchtops, walk-in pantry, and dishwasher - Light and airy living/dining zones with excellent indoor-outdoor connection - Spacious master suite with built-in wardrobe, ensuite, and serene valley outlook - Two additional bedrooms, both appointed with built-in robes - Versatile detached studio or fourth bedroom complete with ensuite and laundry - ideal for guests, teens or home office - Luxurious main bathroom featuring travertine tiling, freestanding tub, and frameless shower - Stylish timber-look tile flooring throughout for modern, low-maintenance living - Ducted reverse-cycle air conditioning for year-round comfort - Terraced, fully fenced backyard with level lawn and play areas - Professional garden maintenance included (front lawn and side hedges) - Energy-efficient features including LED lighting, gas hot water and rainwater tank - Wide street frontage, off-street parking and cul-de-sac location - Conveniently located close to bushwalking tracks, local bus stops, and only a 4-minute drive to Mount Colah Train Station. Applications can be submitted via the APPLY button on the realestate.com property listing. Please Note: If you would like an inspection of this property, please call Matt on 0456 712 478 "We have obtained all information in this document from sources we believe to be reliable; however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Prospective tenants are advised to carry out their own investigations."