12A Keevil Drive, Young NSW 2594

LJ Hooker Young is proud to present this immaculate 3-bedroom plus office brick home, perfectly positioned in a highly sought-after area on the south side of town, close to the hospital and surrounded by quality homes.

Built in 2019, this modern residence offers spacious open-plan living, a great kitchen with stone benchtops, and ducted reverse cycle air conditioning for year-round comfort. The home’s thoughtful design includes living, two bedrooms and bathroom at ground level, with a 2nd toilet, 3rd bedroom, office and additional garage and storage space underneath, ideal for a workshop or extra vehicles.

Enjoy a scenic outlook from the patio, overlooking the beautifully enclosed yard (block 577.3m2), complete with a water tank and established gardens. Side access provides added convenience for trailers, boats, caravans or vehicles.

Presented in immaculate condition, this home is ready for you to move straight in and enjoy a relaxed, low-maintenance lifestyle in one of Young’s most desirable locations. Investors can expect a healthy return of approximately $500 per week. Contact Adam Strong on 0427 102 420 for an inspection.


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