1/31 Broughton Street, Mortdale, NSW, 2223

SoldAug 8, 2026

1/31 Broughton Street, Mortdale, NSW, 2223

$1,242,000

330 m²

House

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23 days on the market

Sold: Aug 8, 2026

What's around 1/31 Broughton Street

COMFORT, CONVENIENCE & SINGLE-LEVEL SIMPLICITY

Nestled within a peaceful, family-friendly pocket, this beautifully presented single-level residence offers an outstanding opportunity for first home buyers, downsizers and astute investors alike. Filled with natural light and timeless charm, the home showcases three generous bedrooms, soaring high ceilings and an inviting atmosphere throughout. Designed for effortless everyday living, the spacious interiors flow seamlessly to a well-appointed kitchen featuring a dishwasher, extensive cupboard storage and expansive bench space. A large, fully tiled bathroom & separate toilet provides added practicality for busy households. Stepping outside, the sun-drenched yard offers the ideal setting for children and pets to play. Completing the package is a double lock-up, drive-through garage, providing secure parking for two vehicles or workshop/storage space. Enjoy a lifestyle of exceptional convenience, just moments from local shops, cafés, parks, quality schools and Mortdale Station, ensuring easy access to everything the area has to offer while enjoying the tranquillity of a quiet residential setting. Whether you're entering the property market, downsizing to easy-care living or expanding your investment portfolio, this charming residence presents an exceptional opportunity to secure a quality home in a highly sought-after location. - Beautifully presented single-level three-bedroom home - Generous light filled living and dining area - Large kitchen with plenty of bench and cupboard space - Tiled family bathroom with separate toilet - Sunny yard, double lock up drive through garage Disclaimer: All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe reliable. We have no reason to doubt its accuracy however; we cannot guarantee it. All interested parties should make and rely upon their own enquiries.