Nestled on a quiet, family-friendly street in the relaxed neighborhood of Willow Vale and ringed by attractive, extensive gardens, this cosy, value-plus home is perfectly tailored for easy and comfortable living offering rich scope for an inspired investor or renovator keen to enhance its obvious appeal. Set on a corner block, this split-level home is ready to move into but also packed with potential for a first home owner, garden lover or as an ideal investment with potential for subdivision (STCA).
- Three great bedrooms – master with ensuite – all offering elevated views through floor to ceiling windows
- The standout room is the updated country kitchen with appealing, cream tones, ample storage and sweeping benchspace
- Great living and dining space, bathroom with tub and large and covered verandah elevated over the street
- The lower level is full of bonus extras that lift the appeal further including a big rumpus/billiard/lounge room with a bar and fireplace, covered entertaining area, huge storage space, double garage with internal access to the house and extra carport for that family with several cars
- Delightful, manicured gardens, established trees and flowers, lush lawns and sheds – it will be a pleasure to work and play in the garden and perhaps grow your own vegetables
Offering carefree liveability and a refreshing touch of eccentricity, this homely, compact property entices on many levels and is bolstered by a strong sense of neighbourhood. The shops, schools and cafes of Mittagong are just minutes away as is the Hume Motorway for easy access to Sydney.
For more information, please contact Ben Olofsen on 0419 019 423 or Stephanie Blatch on 0499 111 465
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