11 Derbyshire Avenue, Toongabbie NSW 2146

Come and see this immaculately presented house that offers plenty of space inside and out! With three good-sized bedrooms in main house plus teenage retreat includes another bedroom & bathroom and good-sized backyard with covered entertaining area and in-ground pool, there's nothing not to like with this beautiful family home!

This is a much-loved family home and is one you will want to cherish. Lovers of character will admire design of the home with formal lounge and separate kitchen open to dining area overlooking pool and entertainment area. You can enjoy relaxing on the north-facing backyard with amazing pool or spill into the large entertainment area for time out with friends in your private place to retreat.

Set in a quiet pocket of a high demand suburb, this property is conveniently located within walking distance to Toongabbie and Pendle Hill train station, Bus stop, Toongabbie West Primary, Pendle Hill High School and Binalong Park.

Main House Features:

+ Three spacious bedrooms
+ Conventional formal lounge features with Air-con
+ Gas equipped kitchen with dishwasher and plenty of storage
+ Spacious dining overlooking pool
+ Neat & tidy main bathroom and extra spacious toilet
+ Large laundry with storage

Teenage Retreat (STCA):

+ Spacious bedroom with built-in wardrobe
+ Open plan kitchen option to put cooktop
+ Spacious bathroom with separate shower and bathtub

Outdoor Area:

+ Fully fenced in-ground pool and covered entertainment area
+ Enough grassy area for kids to play
+ BBQ Area
+ Garage/Workshop
+ Large carport that can fit two cars


This property has a versatile floor plan to suit needs of a large family or to an astute investor. Owners have made the decision to sell, so don't delay to secure this property, please contact your exclusive agent Jitender Singh 0410 567 777 and Atul Bhanushali on 0402 961 515




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