26 Fox Valley Road, Wahroonga NSW 2076

Created to capture the beautiful bush vista with floor to ceiling windows, this full brick family residence showcases a seamless flow from open plan indoor spaces to an expansive entertainer's deck, perfect for long lunches and large gatherings. Offering both formal and casual living areas and quintessential detail representative of its era that harmoniously merges with modern touches.

As the first designed home by Ross Thorne, renowned architect of the 1950s-1970s, it was selected during the Melbourne Olympics by the Arts Festival as one of ten examples of modern Australian architecture and featured in several leading design publications.

Set on a significant 1288sqm block and nestled behind established hedges this haven is ideal for those seeking privacy but not wishing to compromise on convenience. Superbly located centrally, this property is within walking distance of Warrawee Public School, esteemed private schools, Wahroonga Village and transport options.

Features:
- First designed home by Ross Thorne, iconic and renowned architect who came to prominence during the Melbourne Olympics
- Established gardens with landscaped pathways create a private and tranquil feel
- Three good sized bedrooms featuring wood panelling and floor-to-ceiling windows
- 4th bedroom/study with built-in robe
- New downstairs bathroom
- Multiple living and dining areas with feature fireplace
- Exposed beams, polished timber floorboards and floor to ceiling windows create a seamless indoor/outdoor feel
- Kitchen with gas cooking, floating wine bottle holders, dishwasher and plenty of storage
- Two expansive balconies overlooking an inground pool
- Downstairs laundry and vast under house storage with access points
- Air conditioning and gas heating points
- New roof and electricity rewiring in 2017
- Double garage plus off street parking for four additional cars

Location, location, location:
- Close to Warrawee, Turramurra and Wahroonga Train Stations
- Catchment for Warrawee Public School and Turramurra High School
- Walking distance to Warrawee Public School, Abbotsleigh School and Knox Grammar School
- 2km (approx) to the Sydney Adventist Hospital (SAN) and Wahroonga Adventist School
- Close to other esteemed schools including Barker College, Loreto Normanhurst, St Leo's College and many more
- Walking distance to an array of parks including The Glade Reserve, Turramurra Memorial Park, Wahroonga Park and many more
- Close to Wahroonga Village shops, restaurants, cafes and more

AUCTION: Saturday, 23rd October at 3.30pm (if not sold prior).

For further information please contact Nathan Leuzzi 0412 975 190.

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We are taking as many precautions as possible to ensure that all our clients - be it tenants, homeowners or prospective buyers are safe at all times.

- A condition of entry to inspections is for all attendees to be electronically signed in
- 1 person per 4 square metres of space for part of the premises that are indoor areas (note that the 10-person visitor cap for residences DOES NOT apply)
- 1 person per 2 square metres of space for part of the premises that are outdoor areas (note that the 30 person cap for outdoor public gatherings DOES NOT apply)
- A person who is over 12 years of age must wear a fitted face covering whilst indoors unless an exception applies
- Agents must take reasonable steps to ensure all staff, customers and contractors are fully vaccinated when registering entry to premises using Service NSW app
- Hand sanitiser is required to be used before and after the inspection (this will be provided)
- 1.5m personal distancing measures MUST be obeyed
- Touching of surfaces is NOT permitted in the property
- Children MUST hold their parents hand throughout the inspection
- If you have travelled overseas recently, have been in close contact with someone that has been or is unwell, we ask that you please wait until others have viewed the property
- People's health and safety is our priority and we are working with customers and changing to meet the new normal and minimum community standards of conduct as per the NSW Health advice.

Under the Public Health Order - as at 12 October 2021.

Disclaimer: All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe reliable. We have no reason to doubt its accuracy, however we cannot guarantee it.