Welcome to 10/17 Abraham Street, Rooty Hill – a beautifully presented four-bedroom, two-bathroom townhouse designed for comfort, style, and convenience. Perfect for growing families, first-home buyers, or investors, this home combines generous interiors with low-maintenance outdoor living in a well-connected location. Step into a bright and welcoming living area, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. Across from this space, the dining area flows seamlessly into the modern kitchen, complete with ample storage, gas cooking, and a dishwasher, ideal for both family meals and entertaining.
Upstairs, all four bedrooms are well-sized and feature built-in wardrobes, ensuring plenty of storage. The master bedroom includes its own private ensuite, while the remaining rooms are serviced by a neatly presented main bathroom. Outdoors, a stylish open decking area provides the perfect spot for relaxation and entertaining, with minimal maintenance required. The home is finished with ducted air conditioning throughout, ensuring year-round comfort.
Highlight Features:
+ Four spacious bedrooms, all with built-in wardrobes
+ Master bedroom with private ensuite
+ Bright and inviting living area upon entry
+ Dining space adjacent to a modern kitchen with gas cooking, ample storage & dishwasher
+ Neatly presented main bathroom plus ensuite
+ Ducted air conditioning throughout the home
+ Backyard with open decking – low maintenance and ideal for entertaining
+ Secure and well-maintained complex
Local Amenities:
+ Footsteps from local bus stops
+ Minutes to Rooty Hill Train Station
+ Easy access to Rooty Hill shops, schools & eateries
+ Close to Westfield Mount Druitt & Mount Druitt Hospital
+ Convenient access to major roads including M4, M7 & Great Western Highway
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