16 Cawarra Street, Eastern Creek NSW 2766

We have all heard the saying that 'Location Is Everything' & this home fits the description exactly.
This well loved 3 bedroom home has a list of features that will suit both the first home buyer or investor alike. This home has much to offer including 3 bedrooms, a large lounge room with an enclosed fireplace (with ample firewood for stock) to keep the home warm & cozy in winter & air conditioning to escape the summer heat, the recently updated kitchen which overlooks the dining area has been finished with quality stainless appliances & inductive cooktop, LED lights throughout along with solar hot water & separate solar panels (electricity) help keep the power bills to a minimum. The front & rear yard benefit from fruit & nut trees (lemon, orange, lime, grapefruit, macadamia, sugarcane etc) along with a sectioned veggie patch will keep all hobby gardeners/farmers satisfied. There is plenty of secure parking with a large double garage (which also benefits from a separate second bathroom) & plenty of room for a boat/caravan or trailer or Granny Flat (STCA)
Located within a highly sought after location, within walking distance to schools, parks, public transport, shops & the proposed Eastern Creek retail precinct & with easy access to the M7,M4 motorways & Gt Western Hwy, makes this home a must to inspect. MUST BE SOLD!!!

FAST POINTS...
Bedrooms- 3
Bathrooms- 2
Heating & Cooling- Air Conditioning x 2 (split systems), Fireplace
Car Spaces- 6
Land size- 544 sqm (approx)
Rental appraisal- $430 - $460 per week
Close to public transport- Yes
Council- Blacktown
Best Suitability- First home buyers, Investors, Young families
Power Saving- LED Lights, Solar Hot Water, Solar Panels
Other- Short distances to Schools, Parks, Arterial Roads & Train Station. Granny flat potential (stca-can supply contract quote)

Disclaimer: Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these particulars, no warranty is given by the vendor or the agent as to their accuracy. Interested parties should not rely on these particulars as representations of fact but must instead satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise.