Privately set behind tall fencing on a generous 607sqm corner block, this three-bedroom home pairs move-in-ready comfort with serious future upside. It's an easy win for young families today, with R3 Medium Density zoning and dual street access opening the door to bigger plans down the track.
Inside, L-shaped open plan living creates natural zones to relax, gather, or sit down to dinner, all anchored by a Caesarstone island kitchen with a 900mm gas cooker and dishwasher. Three carpeted bedrooms sit quietly away from the living spaces, each fitted with built-in robes and plantation shutters, while a shower bathroom services the home. Out back, a large, covered deck sets the scene for year-round entertaining, overlooking a private, family-friendly yard. A separate studio with its own toilet offers flexibility now and points to future granny flat or extension possibilities. Combined with the corner block, dual street access, and two driveways, the property is well placed for buyers thinking long-term potential (STCA).
The location really works for family life. Cardiff Public School is just across the road, no more traffic headaches, while at the end of the street there are two sports ovals, tennis courts and popular Cardiff Bowling Club. Close enough to walk into Cardiff town centre but far enough away to avoid the hustle and a six minute drive to Warners Bay cafes, shopping and lake adventures.
- Rendered brick home on 607sqm block on corner of Brown Street
- Two separate driveways, one with single garage, one with carport
- Approx. block dimensions 20.12m X 30.18m, R3 zoning
- Open plan lounge, dining and family spaces with a/c
- Island kitchen with 900mm gas stove and dishwasher
- Three robed bedrooms served by shower bathroom
- Studio with a/c and toilet, scope to create a granny flat or retreat
- 4km to Warners Bay lake foreshore, Newcastle Interchange 13.5km
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