9/35A Hanlan St S, Narara, NSW, 2250 - Villa Sold on 05 12 2025

SoldDec 5, 2025

9/35A Hanlan St S, Narara, NSW, 2250

$740,000

0 m²

Villa

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17 days on the market

Sold: Dec 5, 2025

What's around 9/35A Hanlan St S

Stylish Villa Offering Comfort & Convenience

Privately tucked within a small, well-maintained complex, this well-presented three-bedroom villa delivers the perfect combination of comfort, style, and practicality. Ideal for first-home buyers, downsizers, or investors seeking a move-in-ready property in a convenient location. Key Features: - Spacious Living: Air-conditioned, light-filled interiors comprising a separate lounge & dining area which provide a warm and inviting atmosphere - Modern Kitchen: Practical in design, with new oven and hot plate and generous storage space for easy day-to-day use. - Three bedrooms with built-ins: Spacious master with custom fitted robe - Spacious Bathroom: With corner bath, second toilet in laundry Private Courtyard: Flowing from the living area, this low-maintenance space features raised garden beds—perfect for creating your own herb or veggie garden. - Single Auto Lock up Garage: With internal access for added security and convenience Situated in a peaceful and convenient pocket of Narara, this villa is just minutes from local shops, schools, and Narara train station—making daily commuting a breeze. Gosford CBD provides easy access to supermarkets, cafés, and essential amenities, while the M1 Motorway is close by for quick travel to Sydney or Newcastle. Combining comfort, accessibility, and a relaxed community feel, 9/35 Hanlan Street offers an exceptional lifestyle opportunity in one of Narara's most connected locations. For more information or to arrange an inspection, contact Scott Hunter on 0415 632 856. Rates: $1212.59 p/a Water: $1099.08 p/a Strata $805 p/q Disclaimer: *Disclaimer: The information provided has been furnished to Empire Property Co. by third parties. While every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, no guarantee is given and interested parties should rely on their own independent enquiries.