4 Westmoreland Street, Berkeley, NSW, 2506

SoldNov 12, 2026

4 Westmoreland Street, Berkeley, NSW, 2506

$710,000

105.8 m²

556.4 m²

House

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27 days on the market

Sold: Nov 12, 2026

What's around 4 Westmoreland Street

A Much-Loved Family Home with Escarpment Views

Set on a 556.4sqm block, the home features two bedrooms, a separate family room with the potential to become a third bedroom, and an open-plan living, dining and kitchen area that brings everyday living together. Freshly painted white interiors give the home a clean, fresh feel, ready for its next chapter. One of the home's standout features is its elevated position, with beautiful escarpment views enjoyed from the back deck. Overlooking the backyard, the alfresco area provides a lovely setting for entertaining family and friends or simply unwinding at the end of the day. A garage adds secure parking and practical storage, while the backyard offers space to enjoy outdoor living and make the most of the property's elevated setting. Having served as a beautiful family home, the property offers the chance for its next owner to create their own memories, whether as a first home buyer looking to get into the market, a growing household seeking flexibility or an investor looking for an opportunity in an established residential suburb. The location adds to the appeal, with Berkeley Public School and Illawarra Sports High School nearby, local shops within easy reach and the shores of Lake Illawarra close by for fishing, boating and foreshore walks. Warrawong Plaza is also a short drive away for larger shopping needs. Property Features: - Two bedrooms plus separate family room - Open-plan living, dining and kitchen - Elevated rear deck with escarpment views - 556.4sqm block with a backyard alfresco area - Garage with secure parking and storage *This advertising has been prepared by MMJ Real Estate (MMJ) for the purpose of advertising and general information only. MMJ do not guarantee, represent, or warrant that the information contained in this advertising is correct. Any interested party should undertake their own inquiries as to the accuracy of the information published.