** Ready to Move In **

Welcome to Lot 34, 26 Kuiper Street, Box Hill, a thoughtfully designed 5-bedroom residence that provides ample space for growing families. This home is crafted to deliver comfort, style, and practicality in a sought-after location.

Property Features
• 5 bedrooms – ample space for family members and guests
• Double storey design – separate living and entertaining zones
• 2.5 bathrooms – well-appointed for convenience and privacy
• 2 garage spaces – secure parking with easy access

Inclusions
• This property comes with a range of quality, premium inclusions designed to elevate your lifestyle. To view the full list of features and finishes included with this home, speak with one of our friendly sales agents.

Lifestyle – Amenities Nearby
• Close to Box Hill City Centre for shopping, dining, and leisure
• Easy access to Rouse Hill Town Centre and Castle Towers for retail & entertainment
• Well-connected via Sydney Metro Northwest and major road networks

Sports and Leisure – Nearby
• Rouse Hill Regional Park and Box Hill City Oval for green escapes
• Multiple playgrounds, walking trails, and community sports clubs within easy reach

Education – Schools Nearby
• Box Hill Public School (Primary)
• Rouse Hill High School (Secondary)
• Access to prestigious private schools across The Hills District

About Box Hill Suburb
• Box Hill is one of Sydney’s most rapidly transforming suburbs, offering a balance of modern infrastructure and family-friendly community living. With shopping hubs, schools, transport links, and lush green parks, it provides both convenience and lifestyle appeal. Its growth, supported by ongoing developments and proximity to Sydney Metro, makes it equally attractive for homeowners and investors.

Call for more information and to arrange a private inspection to our friendly staff at The Bathla Group. Or visit our website www.bathla.com.au for more info and options.
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Interested parties should not rely on these particulars as representations of fact but must instead satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise.