3A Lochee Avenue

Minto NSW 2566

Duplex Semi-Detached

Currently for sale - view listing

Overview

Brand New Home with Self Contained Studio. Walk to Minto Train station

Designed for modern family living, this impressive north-east facing residence combines generous space, quality finishes and exceptional versatility. Bathed in natural light and enjoying excellent cross-ventilation, the home offers a rare self-contained studio with separate access-ideal for multi-generational living, teenagers, guests or potential additional rental income. Main Residence Four generous bedrooms upstairs Master suite with walk-in robe, ensuite and private balcony Ground-floor office or second living area Three stylish bathrooms with quality finishes Gourmet kitchen with premium appliances and spacious butler's pantry Expansive open-plan living and dining flowing seamlessly to the alfresco Covered alfresco with outdoor kitchen/BBQ-perfect for entertaining Upstairs sitting area with bar cabinet and vanity Approx. 10kW solar system to help reduce energy costs Downlights throughout the property Desirable north-east aspect with abundant natural light and ventilation Private Self-Contained Studio Separate access for privacy and independence Spacious living area and private bathroom Ideal for in-laws, teenagers, guests or extended family Potential to provide additional rental income, subject to relevant approvals Digital electricity meter for independent usage monitoring Convenient Location Enjoy easy access to everyday amenities, with Minto Train Station, Minto Mall, Al-Faisal College, parks and green spaces all within walking distance. A versatile family home offering space, style and genuine flexibility-inspect to appreciate everything it has to offer. Disclaimer: Land & Lease Realty Lakemba, its directors, employees and related entities believe that the information contained herein is gathered from sources we deem to be reliable. However, no representation or warranties of any nature whatsoever are given, intended or implied. Any interested parties should rely on their own inquiries