10 ALMA STREET Pymble

Palatial family home with sun-soaked North-easterly aspect.

This immaculate family home was originally built in the early 1930s and remains the epitome of style, taste and spacious modern living. Ideally located in a quiet leafy street, only a short walk to Pymble Station it features a tennis court, in-ground swimming pool, separate home office/rumpus and an abundance of living space.

Set on a double block of land with two street frontages, there's an integrated carport entry through remote controlled double gates with intercom system off Alma Street and a double lock-up garage off Graham Street.

On the north-east face of the home the formal living and dining rooms are impressively appointed with bay windows, French doors, timber panelled ceilings and open out to a large veranda that envelopes the entire north-east faade of this beautifully sunlit home.

In the northern wing there is a large gourmet kitchen with breakfast bar, granite bench tops, Miele oven and Smeg gas cook top and a conservatory-style study or playroom for the children.

The kitchen features another dining space and adjoins a second spacious living area/family room that overlooks the swimming pool. There's also a separate home office/study with cathedral ceilings and air conditioning and wall to wall built-in shelving.

Other features include: internal laundry, integrated Bose AV surround sound system, back to base security system, ducted air conditioning and under-house storage suitable for a home cellar.

Ideally located in a quiet leafy street, a short walk to Pymble train station, strolling distance to beautiful upper north shore parklands, this gorgeous family home will accommodate a busy family lifestyle in chic old world elegance for years to come.

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