71 Letitia Street, Oatley, NSW, 2223 - House Sold on 25 10 2025

SoldOct 25, 2025

71 Letitia Street, Oatley, NSW, 2223

$3,860,000

1214 m²

House

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30+ days on the market

Sold: Oct 25, 2025

What's around 71 Letitia Street

Prime Development site in the Heart of Oatley on 1,214 m2 with 20.11 m frontage (S.T.C.A)

Occupying a substantial, level 1,214 sqm parcel with a generous 20.11m frontage (approx.), this much-loved family residence offers a rare opportunity in one of Oatley's most tightly held and convenient locations. Just a short stroll to Oatley Village shops, cafés, train station and Oatley Public School, the home is rich in character and brimming with future potential. Showcasing a flexible layout, charming period features and expansive outdoor space, this property is perfectly suited to families, investors and developers alike. Whether you're looking to renovate, rebuild your dream home, or explore the potential for subdivision (STCA), this is a chance to secure an exceptional holding in a blue-chip locale. Property features includes: • Expansive 1,214sqm block (approx.) with wide 20.11m frontage • Solid double brick construction throughout • Two generously sized bedrooms plus separate study • Detached home office and separate studio - ideal for remote work or creative pursuits • Well-maintained kitchen with electric cooktop and oven • Huge, level backyard with established lawns and ample space for entertaining or development • Lock-up garage, additional carport and oversized workshop • Scope to renovate, rebuild or subdivide (STCA) • Quiet, family-friendly street within walking distance of shops, cafés, schools and and only 950m from the train station This is a rare opportunity to capitalise on a landmark property in one of Oatley's most desirable settings. Enquire now to explore the full potential of this exceptional offering. 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.