21 Tillock Street

Thornleigh NSW 2120

532.7 m²

House

Currently for sale - view listing

Overview

Opportunity awaits

Offering an outstanding opportunity for those seeking to further capitalise, this family home will appeal to a broad range of buyers. Immediately liveable now, it holds immense potential for a creative renovation, extension or redesign over 532.7sqm. Light filled interiors feature timber floorboards throughout, with ample scope for contemporary redecoration. The layout offers a generous lounge room and separate family dining area, which extends through bi-fold doors to a sunny balcony. The private front garden provides a level lawn for children to play, while the generous grassed backyard ensures plenty of room for a pool. Peacefully situated a short walk to bush trails yet still convenient, it's approximately 650m to Thornleigh Station, 1km to Thornleigh Marketplace and 1.2km to Pennant Hills Village shops. - Bright floorplan offers separate lounge and family dining with air conditioning - Neat kitchen appointed with a gas cooktop and voluminous walk in pantry - Three bedrooms are all appointed with built-in wardrobes and ceiling fans - One bathroom, underhouse laundry and storeroom, single lock-up garage - Sensational opportunity to add significant value in a sought-after area - Ideal entry point to the market for families upgrading to a freestanding home - Excellent option to secure a foothold in a sought-after family friendly location - Option to occupy immediately or lease out while further plans are developed - Pennant Hills Public School and Pennant Hills High School catchment area - Approx. 1.3km to St Agatha's Primary, 2.4km to Mount St Benedict College - 400m to bush tracks, 1.3km to Headen Park, 1.5km to Thornleigh Oval - Approximately 3.6km to Normanhurst Boys High School, 3.1km to Loreto - Easy access to Arden, Barker, Abbotsleigh and Knox Grammar schools Disclaimer: All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable. However we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own enquiries.