14 Judd Street, Mount Hutton NSW 2290

Positioned in a peaceful locale, with no neighbours to the rear and one side, this family home offers a lifestyle of comfort and convenience. Generous in size, with a free-flowing floorplan and harmonious interiors, this home has been built with the entertainer in mind.

Boasting a near level, easy care garden, loads of storage and multiple living areas, the family relaxed lifestyle is definitely on offer here.

Highlights:
-- Three bedrooms - all with built in robes and ceiling fans
-- Main bedroom with ensuite
-- Bright interiors with plantation shutters, air conditioning and ceiling fans in the living rooms
-- Modern, renovated kitchen with stone benches, gas cooking and breakfast bar
-- Lounge room overlooking the front garden - includes a study nook
-- Second living room overlooking the alfresco and rear garden
-- Separate dining room with sliding glass doors to the alfresco
-- Expansive, covered entertaining area - with that perfect in/outdoor flow
-- Family bathroom with bathtub and separate W.C
-- Separate laundry with direct access from the garage
-- Triple car garage with remote door and access through to rear yard
-- Approx. 589.1m2 block

Here and there:
-- School catchment - Mount Hutton Public School - 6min walk (450m), Hunter Sports High School - 7min drive (4.0km)
-- Lake Macquarie Square - 13min walk (950m)
-- Aldi Mount Hutton - 3min walk (260m)
-- Charlestown Square - 6min drive (3.5km)
-- Mount Hutton Playground - 1min walk (150m)
-- Warners Bay Foreshore, retail and cafés - 5min drive (2.9km)
-- Tingira Heights Nature Reserve - 5min drive (3.0km)

-- Approx. weekly rental return - in the vicinity of $600 - $650
-- Approx. council rates per quarter - $420
-- Approx. water rates per third - $260 (not incl. usage)

For more information, please contact Bec on 4967 6770.

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