Century21 Summit is proud to present this original 3 bedroom home on a large block ready for any family to enjoy.
Set on an impressive 1,932 sqm parcel of land (approximately half an acre), this much-loved original homestead is being offered for rent for the first time in over 70 years — a truly rare and exciting opportunity in the heart of Plumpton.
The home features three generous bedrooms, a welcoming lounge and family room, and a traditional kitchen and dining area, rich with character and ready for its next chapter.
Enjoy the convenience of Plumpton Marketplace Shopping Centre within walking distance, and M7 Freeway access just minutes away, providing seamless connectivity across Sydney.
Property Highlights:
* 3 Bedrooms
* large lounge / family room
* internal laundry
* large land for all the family
* 650m to Plumpton Marketplace Shopping Centre
* 11km to M7 Motorway
* Close to public transport, local schools & major shopping centres
Century21 Summit prides itself on presenting high value opportunities to renters, and at 162 Hyatts Road Plumpton, we are endorsing the next exciting evolution of your lifestyle.
Please contact our property expert Chris on 0401 321 227 or Jonathan on 0406 165 992 for further information.
AVAILABLE: 8/6/2026
Facts:
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(Please note that in order for your application to be considered we will require an application and all supporting documentation submitted for each adult that will be residing at the property). Applications will not be accepted unless the applicant has viewed the property.
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