7 Charles Todd Cres

Werrington County NSW 2747

655.5 m²

House

Currently for sale - view listing

Overview

Spacious Living & Exceptional Outdoor Space

Positioned on a generous 655sqm land parcel in a quiet and established pocket of Werrington County, this beautifully presented three-bedroom home combines comfortable interiors, plenty of outdoor space and an impressive level of practicality. Step inside to a light-filled layout featuring multiple living zones, modern flooring and a warm, inviting atmosphere throughout. The updated kitchen sits at the heart of the home, complete with generous bench space, ample storage and a practical design that connects effortlessly to the adjoining dining and family areas. Outside, the covered entertaining area provides the perfect space to relax or entertain year-round, overlooking a spacious and neatly maintained backyard. Set on an impressive 655sqm block, the property also features a large 7m x 3.6m detached shed, offering an abundance of storage and plenty of versatility for a workshop, hobbies or additional parking. Conveniently located close to local schools, shops, parks and public transport, this is a fantastic opportunity to secure a well-maintained home with plenty of land in a peaceful and family-friendly location. - Spacious 655sqm land parcel - Three well-sized bedrooms, two with ceiling fans and built-in robes - Updated kitchen with ample storage and bench space - Spacious open-plan family and dining area - Separate lounge room - Modern flooring and fresh interiors throughout - Large covered outdoor entertaining area - Expansive, level backyard - Impressive 7m x 3.6m detached shed - Single lock-up garage with additional carport - Well-maintained gardens and established hedging - Ceiling fans and air-conditioning - Quiet and established street - Conveniently positioned close to schools, shops, parks and public transport DISCLAIMER: Whilst we deem this information to be reliable the agent cannot guarantee its accuracy and accepts no responsibility for such. Interested persons should rely on their own enquiries