17 Wolstenholme Avenue, Gymea, NSW, 2227

For Sale

17 Wolstenholme Avenue, Gymea, NSW, 2227

For Sale - Contact Agent

600.7 m²

House

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2 days on the market

Next inspection:: Saturday 22 August 12:45 PM

Inspection times

22nd Aug

Saturday

12:45 PM - 1:15 PM

What's around 17 Wolstenholme Avenue

SORTED.

There's a certain kind of house that ticks every box without you even having to ask. A flat, near level block. A backyard the kids can actually run around in. A quiet street that still puts you five minutes from the shops. This one has all of it, plus the space to spread out, multiple living zones that mean nobody's tripping over each other, and bedrooms with real proportions rather than the second-guess kind. Big house, big yard, quiet and convenient location. Not much else needs saying. KORE Features . Formal lounge, casual dining and family area, all with polished timber floorboards . Renovated kitchen with stone benchtops, island bench, induction cooktop and ample cupboard space . Three bedrooms upstairs, all carpeted with built-in robes and ceiling fans . Fourth bedroom downstairs, plus a study or optional fifth bedroom and under-stair storage . Renovated bathroom downstairs, plus a main bathroom upstairs with separate bath . Covered timber deck with its own toilet, opening onto a near level, grassed yard with manicured gardens . Freestanding garage converted to a storeroom, plus a single carport . Generous 600.7sqm corner block with desirable R2 zoning . Frontage dimensions of 16.47m x 36.58m (approx.) . Excellent potential for redevelopment or future enhancement (STCA) . Positioned within the highly sought-after LMR catchment . Prime corner position offering flexibility and strong street presence . 500m to Gymea Shopping Village, in a quiet, central location Water Rates: $199.68/qtr approx. Council Rates: $546.64/qtr approx. #sellwithkore #kore2227 Disclaimer – All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own enquiries