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First Time Offered in 43 Years - Prime Corner Block Opportunity
Welcome to 17 Abbott Street, Merrylands, a tightly held family home being offered to the market for the first time in over four decades. Positioned on a corner block, this property presents outstanding potential for families, investors, or those looking to renovate, extend, or rebuild (STCA).
The home features three well-sized bedrooms, one bathroom, and a practical layout designed for comfortable everyday living. The kitchen is equipped with gas cooking, while air conditioning ensures year-round comfort. A separate laundry adds convenience, and the double lock-up garage provides secure parking and additional storage.
Having been lovingly held by the same family for 43 years, this is a rare chance to secure a property in a highly sought-after and established pocket of Merrylands.
Key Features:
- Three bedrooms
- One bathroom
- Double lock-up garage
- Corner block position
- Gas cooking
- Air conditioning
- Internal laundry
- First time offered in 43 years
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