15A Metella Road, Toongabbie NSW 2146

Delivering instant street appeal with it's modern architectural design this showpiece 4 bedroom family sized home provides the perfect blend of luxury and convenience, in a prized walk to station location.

Homes of this calibre are a rarity, and this one is in a class of it's own with two generous living areas, a magnificent stone topped kitchen with new dishwasher, two refreshed bathrooms, large bedroom sizes and a huge double garage with internal access.

The living areas open out to a new undercover timber decking leading to the large backyard filled with established trees including mango, guava, citrus and curry leaf.

This home's unique architectural style is evident with three of the bedrooms including the master benefiting from direct access to an undercover terrace overlooking the backyard.

It's located just 7 minutes walk to Toongabbie train platform, and even closer to an array of specialty shops, Woolworths, several childcare options and just footsteps to Toongabbie Christian College containing primary school, high school and before and after school care.

Perfect for both families and savvy investors who can appreciate the significance of this fine location. Don't miss this opportunity to own a modern, luxury, freestanding home on a large block of land in the heart of Toongabbie.

Further Information & Inclusions:

+ 562m2 land size
+ Natural gas connected
+ Top end gas kitchen with new dishwasher & big pantry
+ Timber laminate flooring throughout the home
+ Newly repainted throughout
+ LED lighting
+ Security alarm
+ Built in wardrobes in all 4 bedrooms
+ Ceiling fans in 3 of the bedrooms & living
+ Split system A/C in the main living room
+ Electric roller shutters or grilles on all windows
+ 1 x Remote control garage door
+ 600m walk to Toongabbie Station (7 minutes walk)

Contact :

Nick Bardon 0409 900 237
Marko Miletic 0414 204 034

Disclaimer : All information is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable however we cannot guarantee it's accuracy. Interested parties should rely on their own enquiries.