83 Sylvan Avenue, Northcote

About this property

Positioned where the North Shore's best natural escapes and urban conveniences converge, this brick home offers a lifestyle that's hard to replicate. Wake up to harbour views and the silhouette of Rangitoto framed from your own home, then step outside to walk the Tuff Crater boardwalks or wander through Onepoto Domain before the rest of the world has caught up. It's the kind of morning ritual that stops feeling like a routine and starts feeling like a privilege. Outside, the flat, fenced lawn sets the scene for families with children and pets, offering genuine space to play, relax, and make the most of the outdoors. Inside, that same sense of ease continues. Sunny and light-filled throughout, the generously proportioned rooms create a real sense of space, while open-plan living and dining flow effortlessly to the north-facing balcony. Three good-sized bedrooms provide comfortable sleeping arrangements for everyone, and two bathrooms, one complete with a bath, plus a separate WC means the morning rush never feels like one. The multi-level configuration adds flexibility suited to a wide range of lifestyles. The lower level's bedroom and bathroom create a retreat for teenagers, extended families, or a potential income opportunity. The additional study or utility room further enhances the home's versatility, whether that's a work-from-home setup, a hobby room, or additional storage. A separate laundry and double garage with internal access complete the level with plenty of practical storage throughout. Quick access to the north and south motorways means the city is closer than you'd expect. You're also just moments from beaches, cafés, restaurants, the Bridgeway Theatre, Little Shoal Bay, Onepoto Reserve, and a range of popular walking tracks. Plus, it's zoned for Northcote School, Intermediate, and College. Homes with this combination of outlook, lifestyle access, and location don't sit around. Make your move. Call David Millington or Hannah Petherbridge today! Agent conjunctionals welcome!