14 Dixon Street, Mount Druitt NSW 2770

SOLD BY KHURRAM SHEHZAD 0402 904 026

Welcome to 14 Dixon Street, Mount Druitt, a well-maintained three-bedroom home positioned on a desrible corner block, offering easy-care living in a highly convenient location. Perfect for first-home buyers, downsizers, or savvy investors, this property delivers practical comfort and strong lifestyle appeal, just moments from key local amenities and public transport. Step inside to find an open-plan living and dining area filled with natural light, a warm and inviting space for daily living or entertaining guests. The kitchen is well-proportioned and features gas cooking, ample storage, and generous bench space, making it ideal for both everyday meals and weekend hosting.

All three bedrooms are well-sized, with one featuring a built-in wardrobe for added convenience. The bathroom is centrally located and functional, while the low-maintenance layout makes this home move-in ready with potential to personalise further. Located within walking distance to Mount Druitt Station, Westfield, local schools, parks, and with the added benefit of corner block positioning this home offers a lifestyle of ease and accessibility.

Highlight Features:
+ Open-plan living and dining area with great natural light
+ Spacious kitchen with gas cooking and ample storage
+ Three well-sized bedrooms, one with built-in wardrobe
+ Functional central bathroom
+ Ideal for investors or first-home buyers
+ Walking distance to train station and major amenities
+ Great potential to personalise or add value

Local Amenities:
+ Mount Druitt Station 400m
+ Westfield Mount Druitt 800m
+ Mount Druitt Hospital 3km
+ Mount Druitt Public School 3km
+ Chifley College 4.5km
+ Great Western Highway & M4 access, under 2 mins

*Nidus Group Real Estate, its directors, employees, and related entities believe that the information contained herein is gathered from sources we deem to be reliable. However, no representation or warranties of any nature whatsoever are given, intended or implied. Any interested parties should rely on their own inquiries*