14 Reilly Street, Thornton NSW 2322

Set in a quiet, convenient location and surrounded by other family homes, this little gem offers so many extras. The brick and tile single story home has gorgeous rose gardens and heritage fretwork which work to soften the front facade and give a homely feel as you approach from the street.


It’s not one thing that makes this one special, its the culmination of so many little extras that when you inspect this one will make you realise you’ve found your next home. When you enter from the front you are greeted with both a formal lounge room complete with air conditioning and a full sized bar as well as a formal dinging room but as the open plan kitchen and living room allows ample room for a meals area you could just as easily enjoy the dining room as a third indoor living space.

A large kitchen overlooks the yard and opens onto a tiled family room complete with another air conditioner and a wood burning combustion fire, here is where you can easily see the family coming together to use this space. From here you overlook as vast glass and screen outdoor area which through the warmer months will become your go-to spot.

The main bedroom is set at the front of the home for privacy and offers an ensuite. The remaining bedrooms are situated in their own hallway at the rear of the home with their own family bathroom.


The outdoors is just as well catered to with the inclusion of a third roller door at the rear of the double garage to provide rear vehicle access to the yard and there is a large are already set up as workshop space. Storage is not a problem with the inclusion of two garden sheds, one of them double sized.

This property is proudly marketed by Patrick Howard 0408 270 313 and Kaitlin Crowe 0423 520 914 for further information or to book your onsite one on one inspection.

First National David Haggarty, We Put You First

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