26 Dalton Street St Ives Chase

Discover a once-in-a-generation opportunity to secure this exceptional north-facing estate of over 2,106sqm in the prestigious St Ives Chase enclave. Privately set amid lush grounds and bordered by pristine bushland, this beautifully maintained double-brick family estate features a championship-size tennis court, sparkling inground pool, and a versatile two-room cabana with bathroom-ideal as a home office, creative studio, or guest suite. Offering multiple possibilities STCA, it invites you to renovate and create a forever family home, rebuild to your own design, or explore subdivision and redevelopment opportunities. With elegant formal and casual living spaces, parquetry floors, and sunlit terrace and balcony areas overlooking the pool and tennis court, this rare property blends timeless character with exceptional potential in one of St Ives' most sought-after addresses.

Formal lounge and dining plus spacious family room with parquetry floors, barSolid timber kitchen with cork flooring and abundant cabinetryTerrace and balcony ideal for outdoor entertaining with pool and court viewsExpansive double garage with automatic doors, alarm, and ample storagePeaceful bushland surrounds offering privacy and tranquilityOnly 100m to St Ives Chase shops and the popular Somewhere North CaféWithin catchment for St Ives North Public (1.3km) and St Ives High (4.4km)Easy ride to the iconic Warrimoo Track, Narrabeen Beach (12km) Convenient bus stop approx. 200m walk for city and school commutesNorth-facing landholding on 2,106sqm with tennis court, pool, and cabana

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