*** Please note parking avaliable in the driveway ***
A remarkable opportunity, offered for the first time in 50 years, this once-in-a-lifetime landholding boasts a highly sought-after, flat 986.4 sqm with an impressive 20.269m street frontage delivering direct drive-through access to the rear.
Overflowing with potential to renovate, rebuild, add a granny flat or explore a duplex development (all STCA). Currently standing with a generous dual-level brick home boasting three living spaces, an enormous gas kitchen, and a kitchenette inviting ultimate multi-generational appeal.
Just 2.5km from Eastwood Train Station, close to Carlingford Court, surrounded by public transport and close to elite schooling, including The King's School and Tara Anglican School, this prized position offers seamless access to every corner of Sydney.
Key Highlights:
• Rare 986.4sqm landholding boasts an impressive 20.269m frontage, first time offered in 50 years
• Opportunity to renovate, knock-down and rebuild, add a granny flat or explore duplex possibilities (all STCA)
• Current two-storey brick home boasts three large living areas, a dining room and five enormous bedrooms
• A versatile utility room, generous gas kitchen, plus an extra kitchenette offer multi-generational appeal
• Fully tiled bathrooms with separate powder rooms, front and rear balconies, and covered entertaining in the backyard
• Double garage is enhanced with additional off-street parking for 8-10 cars and drive-through access to the backyard
• Within the catchment for Ngarala Public School and Marsden High School
• Close to Carlingford Court, Eastwood Shopping Centre, Westfield Parramatta, Macquarie Shopping Centre and Top Ryde
• East access to Carlingford Light Rail, bus services and Eastwood Train Station
• Convenient to Arden Anglican School, St Gerard's Catholic Primary School, The King's School, Tara Anglican School for Girls
Disclaimer:
All information contained herein is gathered from sources we deem to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own inquiries.
