SOLD by JASON SAVAGE | 0401 546 762
- | 6 Bligh Street Woodridge | -
Family Home with Huge Backyard & Fantastic Outdoor Entertaining
Positioned on a generous block in a quiet pocket of Woodridge, this well-maintained home presents an outstanding opportunity for first home buyers or downsizers alike. Offering three bedrooms, a fantastic outdoor entertaining area and a large backyard, this is a property that delivers excellent value in a convenient location.
Inside, the home features three well-proportioned bedrooms, with a ceiling fan in the master bedroom, and is serviced by a family bathroom with a separate toilet. The light filled living area includes a ceiling fan for year round comfort and flows through to the dining space and practical kitchen, which offers plenty of cupboard and bench space while overlooking the backyard.
Stepping outside, you'll discover one of the home's standout features. The expansive covered entertaining area is perfect for hosting family and friends year round, complete with built in seating and plenty of room for gatherings. The large, fully fenced backyard provides plenty of space for children and pets to play, while the single lock up garage offers excellent storage and parking options.
Conveniently located just minutes from schools, shopping centres, parks and public transport, with easy access to major motorways, this is a fantastic opportunity to secure a quality home in a convenient location.
6 Blight Street at a glance:
-Three bedrooms with new carpet
-Family bathroom with separate toilet
-Freshly painted throughout
-Functional kitchen with ample cupboard and bench space
-Spacious covered outdoor entertaining area with built-in seating
-Large, fully fenced backyard
-Single lock up garage
-Garden shed
-Close to schools, shops, parks, public transport and motorway access
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