20 Neptune Street, Jordan Springs, NSW, 2747

SoldFeb 12, 2026

20 Neptune Street, Jordan Springs, NSW, 2747

$1,092,500

330 m²

House

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30+ days on the market

Sold: Feb 12, 2026

What's around 20 Neptune Street

Ideal for First Home Buyers & Investors!!

Perfectly positioned on the high side of Jordans Springs, this stunning single level residence offers style, comfort, and effortless modern living suited for families who value space and convenience. Thoughtfully designed and beautifully appointed throughout, the residence features a formal lounge upon entry and an open plan living and dining area at the rear with easy access to the backyard. Property features: - Open plan living and dining area leading to the alfresco - Spacious formal lounge room with plantation shutters - Formal lounge has potential to be a 5th bedroom - Kitchen with island, stone benchtops and gas cooking - Four bedrooms in total, all feature built-in robes - Main bedroom features walk-in robe and en-suite - Main bathroom with bathtub and separate toilet - Study nook with floating built-in cupboards and desk - Fully enclosed alfresco area off the living & dining - Backyard with large covered entertaining area - Internal laundry with plenty of space for storage - Single lockup garage with electric panel door - Alarm system, intercom and **kW solar system - Ducted a/c, ducted vacuum and downlights throughout - Potential rent of $780 per week! Truly a perfect family property located only a short stroll to Jordan Springs Public School, Xavier College, Little Zak's Academy Child Care, Local shops and just 150m from Northbridge Park. For more information please don't hesitate to contact us anytime! Note: *Enquiries without full contact details including contact number will not receive a response* Disclaimer: Davids Estate Agents believe that all information contained herein be true and correct to the best of our ability and in no way misleading, however all interested parties are advised to carry out their own enquiries and relevant searches. All interested parties are encouraged to make their own independent enquiries in order to confirm whether the information is accurate.