1/7-9 Highfield Road, Quakers Hill NSW 2763

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Owner and Principal of Ray White Quakers Hill - The Tesolin Group - Josh Tesolin is excited to present the best 3 bedroom townhouse in the suburb to the market for sale. Located in a sought after pocket of Quakers Hill, in the school catchment of Barnier Public and Mary Immaculate Primary School, walking distance to Aldi shops, bus stops, and within close proximity to Quakers Hill Train station approx 500m. Semi-detached and a street frontage, This property is perfect for the first home buyer or investor, LOW STRATA, small complex and multiple living zones. Ray White Quakers Hill - The Tesolin Group welcomes you home

Features include:

- Freshly painted
- Manicured front and rear gardens
- Front living room with lots of natural light
- Kitchen central to the home, breakfast bar, gas cooking and plenty of cupboard space
- Dining/meals located to the rear
- 3 well sized bedrooms upstairs, all include built ins and grand master includes brand new ensuite
- Well sized main bathroom, tub and spacious shower
- 3rd guest toilet located downstairs
- 3rd living zone - rumpus room upstairs for the kids with balcony
- Air con upstairs and downstairs
- Unreal outdoor entertaining area, an undercover decked alfresco overlooking landscaped yard with side access
- Double tandem garage with additional driveway and off street parking
- LOW STRATA complex

CALL Owner and Principal of Ray White Quakers Hill Josh Tesolin on 0422 193 423

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