At this address is a house situated in 236/DP27290 West Pymble NSW. Similar properties have sold for approximately $1,500,000. Constructed in 1960, featuring 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms.
BRICK HOME, POSITION and POTENTIAL Ready to Sell. This single level brick residence presents an exciting opportunity with many options to simply move in, renovate, extend to further capitalise or re-build (STCA). An excellent position with a beautiful leafy backdrop. It's light and airy interiors and fabulous large garden offer a relaxing family lifestyle. Set on a superb 942sqm parcel of land, conveniently located to nearby Gordon, Macquarie Centre, Chatswood, local shops, transport and parks.Potentail for large granny flat to be added in this large back yard stca.Set in a lovely leafy cul-de-sac street, this much-loved family home is ready for its next chapter. Built in 1958 and first time ever offered to the market, the home has a very generous floorplan. Boasting a lounge room and a large family room plus dining area with some original character. The home presents in a neat and tidy condition offering immediate comfort plus extraordinary potential. Don't miss this.FEATURES- Spacious living and separate dining room with reverse cycle air-conditioning- Free flowing family room with sliding door to the outside- Tidy central kitchen overlooking the back lawn and gardens- Three generous bedrooms all with built-in robes- Two bathrooms, Internal laundry- Timber flooring under the carpeted areas- Verandah out the front and deck at the rear of the home- One single garage and separate carport, under house storage- Expansive front and rear lawns with established gardens- Nearby bus to Gordon rail, Turramurra rail, Macquarie Centre and Macquarie University(560, 562, 572 and 575)- Excellent access to M2 and Chatswood- Agent interestFor further details please contact Jo Johnson on 0418 975 236."We have obtained all information in this document from sources we believe to be reliable; however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Prospective purchasers are advised to carry out their own investigations"