48a Amphitheatre Circuit, Baulkham Hills NSW 2153

Property Details: • Type: House

• Bedrooms: 2 • Bathrooms: 1

Description: Hidden away in one of Baulkham Hills' most loved and tightly held pockets, this beautifully presented two-bedroom granny flat offers something increasingly rare - a home that feels peaceful, private, and effortless, while still keeping you close to everything that matters. Set within the highly sought-after Matthew Pearce catchment, this warm and inviting residence is perfect for those wanting comfort, convenience, and a true sense of ease from the moment they arrive. Whether you are a small family, professional couple, downsizer, or someone simply looking for a home with heart, this one delivers a lifestyle that is both practical and deeply appealing. Fully furnished with all the essentials and more, it has been thoughtfully prepared so you can settle in and start enjoying it straight away. There is no stress, no fuss - just a cozy, welcoming space that feels ready to be lived in. The location is a standout. You are moments from local shops, parks, and major arterial roads, making day-to-day life wonderfully convenient, yet the home itself remains tucked away in a quiet, private, and community-minded setting that feels far removed from the rush. This is the kind of property people are always hoping to find - low maintenance, move-in ready, beautifully located, and full of warmth. Features you will love: Cozy and private 2-bedroom granny flat Fully furnished with all essentials plus more Located in the highly desirable Matthew Pearce school catchment Peaceful setting with a strong sense of privacy Close to shops, parks, and key arterial roads Positioned in a friendly, community-oriented neighbourhood Please note: Street parking only No pool access $690 per week Disclaimer: All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy; we do not accept any responsibility for its accuracy and do no more than pass it on. Any interested persons should rely on their inquiries