UNDER OFFER IN THREE DAYS!
Open Home cancelled 14th January
Phil Batten, on behalf of New Vision Real Estate, is proud to present this fabulous home in Quakers Hill.
This beautiful three bedroom home is a first home buyer, or investors delight at approximately 3.6% ROI. The property is currently tenanted until January 2023. Move in, set and forget, or as an investment, everything has already been set up for you!
This modern home has plenty to offer, future potential as well as can be rennovated to increase the future investment potential. The property has plenty of space for a pool, or granny flat STCA.
This house is a blonde brick, modern styling, tiles and floorboards throughout for reduced maintenance, and maximum comfort. High side of the street, and a great location to live, or invest. Great airflow, design and layout to suit the growing family, entertainers or people after low maintenance. Recently renovated and painted prior to tenancy starting in 2022.
The property is conveniently positioned within walking distance to Quakers Hill High School, Barnier Public School, Quakers Hill Train Station and a short drive to Stanhope Village.
Property Features Include, but are not limited to:
- Large Master bedroom with ensuite & built-in wardrobe
- Additional 2 bedrooms both with built-in wardrobes
- Main bathroom 3 way split bathroom with bathtub, toilet & shower
- Laundry with external access
- Manicured front & rear landscapes
- Formal living & dining room upon entry to home
- Kitchen with gas cooking, dishwasher, pantry & fridge space
- Family space located off the kitchen
- Large decked & pergola-covered outdoor entertaining area
- Gated grassed yard with room for a pool or granny flat STCA
- Split system air conditioning
- Double lock up garage with internal access
To learn more or to book an inspection please contact Phil Batten on 0452 460 511 or email phil@newvisionre.com.au
"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 enquiries"
