15 Koorangi Avenue, Elanora Heights, NSW 2101

Positioned in a tightly held pocket of Elanora Heights, this cherished family residence is being offered for the first time in over 60 years. The home offers a highly versatile layout ideal for large or extended families, with potential for self-contained accommodation (STCA). Soaked in natural light and thoughtfully designed, this solid red brick home is just minutes from local shops, cafes, parks, schools, transport and beaches.

• Generous master bedroom with oversized walk-in wardrobe and private ensuite, offering parents their own private retreat

• Two additional upstairs bedrooms, perfect for children or guests, one with direct outdoor access

• Family-friendly kitchen with plenty of storage, electric cooking, and easy flow to the outdoor entertaining area

• Light-filled dining and sunken lounge areas with soaring ceilings and full-height windows, creating the perfect space for family gatherings

• Spacious main bathroom featuring a full-sized bath, high ceilings and abundant natural light – ideal for young children or relaxing soaks

• Oversized laundry with ample storage to keep family life organised

• Lower level features three additional large bedrooms, perfect for growing families, home office space or multi-generational living

• Separate toilet on the lower level and gas point for cosy winter heating

• Covered pergola area ideal for year-round outdoor entertaining while kids play safely on the level backyard

• Double carport with easy access, plus low-maintenance gardens ideal for busy family life

• Solid red brick construction, lovingly maintained by the same family for over six decades

• Length of block approx. 43m and width is approx. 22m

Rates:

Council – $427.10 per quarter approx.

Water – $170.90 per quarter approx.

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