105 Greendale Terrace, Quakers Hill NSW 2763

DKB is proud to present this rare gem opportunity as your family home - 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms young home with location at its best - walk to shopping, school, day care. Perfectly positioned within walking distance to sought after Quakers Hill Public School (700m), Quakers Court Shopping Centre (280m) , bus stops, and tranquil reserves, plus easy access to Quakers Hill train station, Schofields Metro station and M7/M2 motorways for seamless commuting.

Key features includes
• 4 generously sized bedrooms all with built-in wardrobes
• The spacious master bedroom includes a private ensuite
• Multiple living areas and a huge covered alfresco
• Sun-filled formal living and dining areas complete with automatic roller shutters
• Freshly painted interiors and a well-designed, free-flowing layout for effortless entertaining all year round.
• Well-appointed kitchen featuring a gas cooktop, appliances & ample bench space
• Well-maintained bathrooms, with the main offering a separate bath and shower
• Covered alfresco with a pitched roof, perfect for entertaining, overlooking low-maintenance lawns
• Ducted air conditioning, downlights, security alarm system
• Large internal laundry conveniently positioned off the kitchen
• Oversized double automatic garage with internal access
• Ducted air conditioning, downlights, security alarm system
• Open-plan family and meals area flowing seamlessly from the kitchen to the outdoor alfresco

This charming home is an excellent choice for growing families looking for a well-located and low-maintenance property. Enjoy a lifestyle of convenience with quality schools, parks, and essential amenities just moments away.
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