Positioned in a highly convenient pocket of Mortdale, this double brick two-bedroom home is full of potential. With freshly painted interiors, ornate ceilings, and a sunny north/north-west facing yard, it's an ideal opportunity for first home buyers, young families, developers or investors.
The home offers two well-proportioned bedrooms, a separate living room, and a functional kitchen with adjoining dining space. Period character is on display throughout, with decorative cornices, ornate ceilings, and timber detail adding to its charm. A neat bathroom and internal laundry provide everyday practicality.
At the rear, a self-contained studio with its own bathroom adds exceptional flexibility, perfect for extended family, a home office, guest accommodation, or rental potential. Recently updated with new carpet and paint, it's a ready-to-use addition to the property.
Outdoors, the backyard enjoys a sunny north/north-west aspect, with level lawn and a garden shed. A side drive provides access to off-street parking for two cars, including a secure single lock-up garage.
All of this is located within easy walking distance of Mortdale and Penshurst Village shops, cafes, schools, parks, and transport, delivering lifestyle and convenience in equal measure.
Features:
• Two bedroom home + separate self-contained studio
• Gorgeous character ornate ceilings and decorative detail
• Solid double brick single-level home with separate lounge and dining
• Freshly painted interiors in both the house and studio
• Studio at the rear with bathroom; ideal for guests, office, or rental potential
• New carpet in studio; neutral finishes throughout
• Neat backyard with sunny north/north-west aspect and storage shed
• Off-street parking for two cars including side drive and lock-up garage
• Walking distance to Mortdale and Penshurst Village, shops, schools and transport
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.
