Perfectly positioned in a quiet and family-friendly pocket of Quakers Hill, this charming single-level home offers a practical floor plan designed to maximise space, comfort and everyday functionality.
The thoughtfully separated living and accommodation zones create a wonderful sense of space, while the open-plan living and dining area flows effortlessly to the outdoor entertaining area and easy-care backyard. With three generous bedrooms, a modern kitchen and excellent access to local schools, transport and shopping, this home is an appealing opportunity for families, first-home buyers, downsizers and investors alike.
Property Features
* Torrents Title, 386.8SQM, no Strata Fee
* Three generous-sized bedrooms, all appointed with built-in wardrobes
* Great open-plan living and dining area with excellent separation between living and accommodation zones
* Seamless flow from the living area to the outdoor patio/entertaining area
* Modern kitchen featuring gas cooking, dishwasher and quality stainless-steel appliances
* Well-presented modern bathroom and separate internal laundry
* Single lock-up garage with additional driveway/off-street parking
* Easy-care backyard providing a private space for children, pets or outdoor entertaining
Location Features
* School Catchment: Barnier Public School (approx. 3 minutes' drive), Quakers Hill High School (approx. 5 minutes' drive) and Wyndham College (Years 11–12, approx. 7 minutes' drive)
* Just a short drive to Quakers Hill and Schofields Train Stations, with easy access to local bus services and major transport routes
* Easy access to a range of shopping and lifestyle amenities, including The Ponds Shopping Centre, Rouse Hill Town Centre, Quakers Court Shopping Centre and Stanhope Village
* Convenient access to Schofields Road, Quakers Road and the M7 Motorway, making commuting to surrounding suburbs and Sydney CBD more convenient
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