Nestled in a quiet, family-friendly pocket of Baulkham Hills, this original three-bedroom home presents an exceptional opportunity for renovators, builders, and families looking to secure a foothold in the prestigious Matthew Pearce Public School catchment. Positioned on a generous 710 sqm block with an impressive 18.8m (approx.) street frontage, this property is brimming with potential-whether you're looking to renovate, extend, or build your dream home with stunning district views.
Stepping inside, the home's separate living and dining areas offer a functional layout, while large sunlit windows bring in an abundance of natural light. The three spacious bedrooms provide comfortable accommodation, with built-in wardrobes.
While the home retains its original charm, it does require some updates to reach its full potential. With a solid internal layout and a double garage, this property is an excellent foundation for a contemporary transformation. Whether you choose to modernize key areas, refresh the interiors, or undertake a full-scale renovation, the possibilities are endless.
For those who commute, bus stops on Gooden Drive provide easy access to the City, Parramatta, and Norwest Business Park, while major shopping precincts such as Grove Square, Winston Hills Mall, and Castle Towers are just a short drive away. Residents can also enjoy nearby parks and reserves, offering open green spaces for recreation and leisure.
Location Highlights:
• Matthew Pearce Public School catchment
• Short stroll to bus stops on Gooden Drive (including express city services)
• Walking distance to Little Angels Early Learning Centre & Childcare
• Moments from Quintana Avenue Reserve & Gooden Drive Reserve
• Short drive to Winston Hills Mall, Grove Square, Norwest Business Park & Castle Towers
• Easy access to Norwest Metro and major motorways'
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