14 Millie Street, Guildford NSW 2161

Presenting this lovely double lot brick veneer home nestled in the quiet back streets of Guildford only 600m away from Guildford Train Station, Guildford Public School, the local shops and amenities.

This four-bedroom home sits on the corner of Millie St and Ernest St, has dual street access with dual side access from the front of the property, receives great natural lighting throughout and has 8 x solar panels fitted on the roof.

This home also has good sized bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 3 x split system air conditioners, open plan living and dining areas, five burner gas cooking with range hood, double wide oven, laundry with additional toilet and an outdoors entertainment room.

The car port is located via access on Ernest Street for maximum privacy and convenience.
This land offers the opportunity for a new family dwelling to be built or a duplex site as it is already a double lot property (S.T.C.A)

Features Include:
• 478sqm Double Lot Corner Block with 15.24 Frontage
• Lot 111 | 238.6sqm & Lot 112 | 239.6sqm
• 4 Good sized bedrooms with built-in robes in Master, Bedrooms 3 & 4
• Security Shutters on front windows
• Floor Boards throughout
• 3 x Split System Air Conditioners
• Secure Undercover Car Port
• Outdoor Entertainment Room
• Workshop & Shed Area
• 8 x Solar Panels
• NBN Ready

With so much potential and so close to everything you could possibly need; are you willing to miss out?

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