36A Rebecca Street, Colyton, NSW, 2760 - House Sold on 02 07 2026

SoldJul 2, 2026

36A Rebecca Street, Colyton, NSW, 2760

$805,000

House

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30+ days on the market

Sold: Jul 2, 2026

What's around 36A Rebecca Street

Family-sized Comfort in a Welcoming Neighbourhood

Positioned in a peaceful street within one of Colyton's most family-friendly pockets, this fresh, bright and very well-appointed residence delivers the perfect balance of space, comfort and convenience for growing households. Offering a generous two-level design, sunlit outdoor areas and plenty of room for kids to play, it's a home designed for easy everyday living, and comes with exciting potential to add further value over time. This close-knit community is well-known for its parks, schools and family-oriented lifestyle, and buyers will enjoy the convenience of having local shops, playgrounds, sporting facilities and public transport all within easy reach. St Marys town centre, the M4 & M7 Motorway links and a range of major amenities at both Mount Druitt and St Clair are only moments away, making this an outstanding opportunity to secure a home in a location that continues to attract those seeking space, affordability and lifestyle. - Freshly presented throughout featuring newly painted interior spaces - Generous dual-level layout offering separate living and dining zones - Covered alfresco entertaining area overlooking a large sunlit backyard - Spacious lawn provides plenty of room for children and pets to enjoy - Three bedrooms are all on the upper level and each has a built-in robe - Well-appointed kitchen, full bathroom plus downstairs laundry and WC - A lock-up garage plus an extra driveway car space and storage shed - Comfortable as is with scope to personalise and add value in the future - In the school catchment for Bennett Road Public and Colyton High School - Approx 15 minutes to the Western Sydney International Airport precinct This information has been provided to us; however, Laing+Simmons makes no guarantees regarding its accuracy. Interested parties should rely on their own independent inquiries.