Set on a generous 640sqm parcel in a quiet, family-friendly pocket of Dean Park, 15 Glenn Street delivers a rare combination of space, flexibility and income potential. Comprising a 3 bedroom family home and a separate 2 bedroom granny flat, this versatile dual-income property is ideal for investors, multigenerational families and savvy buyers looking to offset their mortgage from day one.
Rental Appraisal:
Combined Rental Approx: $1280 per week
Main House: $710 per week approx
Granny Flat:$570 per week approx
Main House
+ Three well proportioned bedrooms, two with built-ins
+ Large living and dining area with open kitchen plan
+ Modern kitchen with ample storage, dishwasher and Island bench
+ Renovated bathroom with separate shower and bathtub
+ Private backyard with plenty of room, yet low maintenance
+ Fully fenced
+ Excellent dual-income investment opportunity
Granny Flat
+ Expansive layout, rendered and near new condition
+ Two spacious bedrooms, both with built-ins
+ One large bathroom with attached laundary
+ Modern open plan kitchen with dishwasher and a gas stove top
+ Council approved enclosed decking area with laundary and a second toilet
+ Fully fenced with a secured car space
+ Private backyard
Location Highlights
+ Dean Park Shopping Centre – approximately 550 m
+ William Dean Public School – approximately 600 m
+ St Francis of Assisi Primary School – approximately 350 m
+ St Clare's Catholic High School – approximately 1.9 km
+ Costco Wholesale Marsden Park – approximately 2.8 km
+ Woodcroft Village – approximately 3.3 km
+ Doonside Train Station – approximately 4.1 km
+ Rooty Hill Train Station – approximately 5 km
+ Westfield Mount Druitt – approximately 6 km
To book your private inspection, please contact Shaikh Faisal on 0417898315
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