2 Carrington Avenue, Mortdale, NSW, 2223 - House Sold on 09 08 2025

SoldAug 9, 2025

2 Carrington Avenue, Mortdale, NSW, 2223

$2,725,000

670.3 m²

House

•

24 days on the market

Sold: Aug 9, 2025

What's around 2 Carrington Avenue

Prime Corner Position - Family Home in the Heart of Mortdale

A rare offering on a spacious 670.3 sqm parcel, this classic family home blends timeless charm with modern potential. From the moment you arrive, this impressive residence sets a high standard with its solid brick construction and superior craftsmanship, offering both strength and timeless refinement. Designed with space and style in mind, the home features five generously sized bedrooms with over 6 meter soaring ceilings, enhancing the sense of light and openness throughout. The thoughtfully planned layout combines multiple living zones with a seamless open-plan design, creating a perfect flow for everyday comfort and effortless entertaining. Whether you're gathering with family or hosting guests, the expansive interiors and quality finishes cater to a relaxed, modern lifestyle. Key Features: • Solid brick construction for enduring quality and low maintenance • Bright and welcoming interiors with separate living and dining areas • Five spacious bedrooms, four with built-in wardrobes and one with ensuite • Stylish kitchen with gas cooking, canopy rangehood and ample bench space • Outdoor entertaining area overlooking an easy-care backyard • Double lock up garage with internal access • Premier location directly opposite McRaes Park - enjoy access to sports fields, playgrounds and green open spaces • Conveniently located close to Mortdale and Penshurst train stations, quality schools, shops and vibrant cafés • R2 Zoned with 15.24 m frontage & Dual Occupancy Potential (S.T.C.A) For more information or to arrange an inspection, please contact us today. 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.