Positioned within a well-maintained complex, 6/3-7 Wilde Street, Carramar presents a practical and well-proportioned townhouse ideal for first home buyers or investors seeking low-maintenance living.
Upon entry, you're welcomed into a generous lounge room that flows seamlessly through to the dedicated dining area, creating a comfortable and functional living space. Floorboards run throughout the home, adding warmth and easy-care appeal.
The kitchen is well laid out and positioned adjacent to the dining space, featuring an electric cooktop, rangehood, tiled splashback and ample cabinetry. At the rear, a private patio provides a great space for outdoor entertaining or relaxing.
Upstairs offers two well-sized bedrooms, both fitted with built-in wardrobes. The main bedroom is generously proportioned, while the second bedroom is ideal for a child's room, guest accommodation or home office. The bathroom is neatly presented with floor-to-ceiling tiles and a practical layout.
Additional features include:
• Split system air conditioning
• Single carport
• Separate storage room
• Internal laundry with additional toilet downstairs
• Private ground-floor patio
Location Highlights:
• Approx. 8-10 minute walk to Carramar Railway Station
• Approx. 3 minute drive or 15 minute walk to Carramar Shopping Village
• Approx. 5 minute drive to Fairfield CBD
• Approx. 6 minute drive to Stockland Wetherill Park Shopping Centre
• Approx. 4 minute drive to Fairfield Hospital
• Approx. 12 minute drive to Liverpool CBD
• Easy access to Hume Highway and Cumberland Highway
Offering a smart, functional floorplan with clearly defined living and sleeping zones, this townhouse is an excellent opportunity to secure an affordable home in a convenient Carramar location!
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