15/148-150 Victoria Street, Werrington NSW 2747

SOLD BY ANKIT BOHORA 0450507974

Ankit Bohora & Paul Abassi from Laing + Simmons The Abassi Group is excited to present this spacious four-bedroom townhouse at 15/148-150 Victoria Street, Werrington. A fantastic entry point for first home buyers or a smart choice for investors, this home offers a generous layout across two levels with four well-sized bedrooms, a dedicated study, and a bright open-plan living and dining area. There's plenty of potential to make it your own, with a practical floorplan and an oversized outdoor deck that's perfect for weekend barbecues or relaxing in the sunshine.

Set in a well-connected part of Werrington, you’ll have local schools, shops, parks, and public transport all within easy reach. Whether you're looking for a comfortable place to settle down or a high-demand rental opportunity, this location offers great value in a growing pocket of Western Sydney.

Features include:
+ Four generously sized bedrooms, all fitted with built-in wardrobes
+ Master bedroom featuring its own private ensuite
+ Stylish kitchen with a crisp white finish, stone benchtops, and quality stainless steel appliances
+ Open-plan living and dining area with plenty of space to relax or entertain
+ Well-appointed main bathroom with separate bathtub, shower, toilet, and vanity
+ Additional third toilet downstairs
+ Ducted air-conditioning and LED downlights throughout for year-round comfort
+ Undercover deck with a great outlook over the child-friendly backyard
+ Oversized double garage
+ 4 x security cameras for added peace of mind
+ Energy-saving solar panels to help reduce electricity bills
+ Strata rates: $582 per quarter approx.
+ Current rental potential at $680 - $700 per week approx.

For further information please contact our friendly staff on 9673 2200.

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