10 Archer Street, Mount Druitt NSW 2770

Welcome to a fantastic opportunity for first-home buyers and astute investors seeking a high-value property in a prime location. Offering a blend of convenience and future potential, this home is ready for its next owner. Stepping inside, you'll find a decent sized living area providing ample room for relaxation and family gatherings. The well-sized kitchen provides plenty of storage which also features a gas cooktop. All three bedrooms are generously sized, ensuring comfort for the whole family. This property also has a bathroom having undergone a stylish makeover, offering a modern and refreshed space.

Adding to the appeal is the versatile teenage retreat at the rear, complete with all necessary amenities-ideal for extended family, a home office, or a potential rental income stream. The large backyard presents endless possibilities, whether for outdoor entertaining, kids' playtime, or future development. With easy access to the Great Western Highway and Mount Druitt Station, this home is superbly positioned for convenience.

Highlight Features:
+ Comfortable and spacious living area with great natural light
+ Well-sized kitchen with ample storage and gas cooktop
+ Three generous bedrooms ensuring family comfort
+ Two bathrooms, with the main recently updated for a modern feel
+ Teenage retreat at the back with all necessary amenities
+ Large backyard with potential for outdoor entertainment or future improvements
+ High-value opportunity for first-home buyers and investors

Local Amenities:
+ Great Western Highway access 700m
+ Colyton Public School 700m
+ Sacred Heart Primary School 1km
+ Bethel College 1.2km
+ Mount Druitt Train Station 1.2km
+ Mount Druitt Westfield 1.5km
+ Mount Druitt Hospital 2.3km

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