330 Pacific Highway Lane Cove, NSW 2066

***Parking available on Cobden Avenue or Haldane Crescent***

Positioned in a highly regarded family-friendly setting, the home has been renovated with a flexible floor plan to suit families including investors. Capturing a serene district outlook from the open plan kitchen and living room, the outdoor entertaining terrace is sure to impress.

This wonderful central address is moments to parks, prestige schools, Lane Cove Aquatics, City transport and Lane Cove's buzzing village hub.

A rare opportunity to own a beautifully renovated, energy-efficient semi-detached home in the heart of Lane Cove with no strata fees and a lifestyle that blends nature, convenience, and comfort.

Key Features:

• Four generous bedrooms including a master suite with an ensuite
• Three and a half bathrooms designed for family functionality
• Multiple living zones plus a dedicated home office
• Gourmet kitchen with stone benchtops and gas cooking
• Working fireplace and elegant ceiling plasterwork for added charm
• Secure double garage with rear lane access and ceiling mounts for kayaks
• Large attic ideal for storage or creative use
• Upper-level balcony off the living area with sweeping views and stunning sunrises and sunsets
• Expansive covered balcony above the garage with glass fencing and garden setting perfect for relaxing
• 6.5kW solar panel system
• Renovated with eco-conscious design and long-term efficiency
• 1km to Lane Cove village and Lane Cove Aquatic Centre
• A short drive to lively Crows Nest CBD, Lane Cove Tunnel, and Lane Cove Golf Course
• Convenient access to Sydney CBD, Chatswood, and Macquarie Park

Whether you're upsizing, investing, or seeking a turnkey home, 330 Pacific Highway offers unmatched value, lifestyle, and location.

Contact Hanny on 0423 053 180 if you would like more information or to arrange your private inspection today.

*All information contained herein is gathered from sources we consider to be reliable. However we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own enquiries.