Freshly painted inside and out with newly polished timber floors throughout, this oversized family home is move-in ready and designed for space, comfort, and entertaining. Boasting a generous and flexible floorplan, the home offers a large formal lounge, separate dining room, and a huge family/meals area filled with abundant natural light. At the heart of the home is a modern gas kitchen featuring ample cupboard space and a dishwasher-perfect for everyday living and hosting. Accommodation includes four spacious double bedrooms with built-in wardrobes, serviced by a sizeable main bathroom. A bonus second toilet in the laundry offers potential to add a second shower for added convenience. Step outside and enjoy a true resort-style backyard, complete with a fully covered alfresco deck, sunken spa, landscaped gardens, and a kids' play centre-an ideal space for relaxing or entertaining all year round. Side access leads to a detached garage and workshop with plenty of room for storage. Positioned on a 663m² block and within walking distance to Blacktown and Seven Hills train stations, this home is perfect for growing families or savvy investors seeking strong rental returns.
- Oversized family home on 663m² of land
- Freshly painted throughout with newly polished timber floors
- Four double bedrooms with built-in wardrobes, Period 9-foot ceilings
- Large formal lounge and separate dining area
- Oversized family/meals room with abundant natural light
- Modern gas kitchen with dishwasher and ample storage
- Main bathroom plus second toilet in laundry (scope for second shower)
- Covered alfresco decking with sunken spa
- Resort-style backyard with established gardens and kids' play centre
- Detached garage and workshop with side access
- Potential rental return: approx. $800 per week
- Council rates: approx. $450 per quarter
- Water rates: approx. $204 per quarter + usage
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