10A Church Road, Wilberforce NSW 2756

Nestled in a peaceful pocket, this home effortlessly blends indoor living with outdoor entertaining. Light-filled spaces flow seamlessly to a spacious covered area, creating the perfect backdrop for relaxed gatherings, weekend barbecues, or quiet moments outdoors. The versatile layout adapts to a variety of lifestyles, offering inviting, thoughtfully designed spaces that balance comfort and functionality for everyday living.

Boasting a 922.3sqm block with wide side access, the property provides ample room for cars, trailers, boats, and extra storage, with multiple sheds adding convenience. Expansive outdoor areas offer endless possibilities for entertaining, hobbies, or even a potential granny flat (STCA). Ideally located close to schools, shops, parks, and local amenities, this home combines practicality, space, and effortless indoor-outdoor living in a single, welcoming package.

• Four bedrooms, three with built-in wardrobes, offering practical storage and comfortable space for family or guests.
• Two bathrooms, the main featuring a freestanding bath, providing everyday functionality for family living or guests.
• Kitchen with 40mm stone benchtops, breakfast bar, and ample cabinetry, offering plenty of storage and cooking space.
• Two living areas with tiled flooring, ducted air conditioning, and a slow combustion fireplace for comfort.
• Internal laundry with sink and external access, providing practicality and convenience for everyday household chores.
• Large covered and paved outdoor entertaining area, ideal for family gatherings, barbecues, or relaxing with friends.
• Double garage and additional double car shed, plus a garden shed, providing versatile parking and storage options.
• 922.3sqm block with 3.5m wide side access, offering space for vehicles, trailers, boats, or potential granny flat (STCA).

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