4A Watson Street, Ermington, NSW 2115

Nestled in one of Ermington's most coveted cul-de-sac locations, this architecturally designed duplex offers the rare feel of a grand home, combining modern sophistication with unparalleled comfort. Designed to provide a spacious and private living experience, it's perfect for those who desire both luxury and practicality on a generous 483sqm.
From the moment you enter, you'll be embraced by the expansive, light-filled interiors and meticulous craftsmanship throughout. The open-plan living and dining areas seamlessly extend to a covered alfresco BBQ space-ideal for relaxed year-round entertaining and family gatherings.
 
Features Include:
-State-of-the-art kitchen with sleek stone benchtops, gas cooking, and premium appliances
-Expansive living areas that provide an exceptional sense of space and privacy
-Five generous bedrooms, including two ensuites, master suite featuring scenic district views, balcony, large custom walk-in robe and lavish ensuite
-Four luxurious designer bathrooms, featuring high-quality fixtures and fittings
-A rare basement retreat with a private theatre room, offering the ultimate escape for relaxation and entertainment
-Parking for three cars plus additional storage space providing convenience and functionality
-Solar panels 10.56 KW system & electric car charger
-Alarm & Security Cameras 
-An unbeatable location, just a quick walk to Victoria Road, ensuring quick access to the CBD, Parramatta, and Ermington's shops and amenities.
 
Bathed in natural light thanks to its north-facing aspect, this home offers both privacy and tranquillity in a highly sought-after location. Whether you're relaxing in the spacious interiors or entertaining in the luxurious outdoor areas, this is a residence that feels more like a house than a duplex.

Contact us today to arrange your inspection and experience the elegance firsthand.

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