17 Ashton Close, Eagle Vale NSW 2558

Ray White Canley Heights proudly presents to the market 17 Ashton Close, Eagle Vale Set in a quiet cul-de-sac street. This five-bedroom home features all the necessities you would expect in a home of this calibre, including a master suite with an en-suite bathroom for added privacy and comfort. Located in a prime location, in a sought-after neighbourhood, the home boasts a spacious, open-plan layout with ample natural light throughout..Outdoor living is a highlight at this residence, with a beautiful garden, a covered patio area, Beautiful realxing Pond and plenty of room for children to play or for hosting summer BBQs. The backyard offers both space and privacy, perfect for enjoying outdoor moments in a serene environment.

FEATURING!!!

> 5 Oversized bedrooms with plenty of natural light
> All bedrooms offers built-in fans
> Built in wardrobes - Master bedroom Walkin with en-suite
> 2 Bathrooms - Internal Laundry
> Formal dining & living areas open to lounge
> Timber floor & carpeted floors, Air conditioning
> Double lockup garage with internal access
> Alfresco offers Outside Kitchen/Sink And bbq area
> Spacious Backyard with multiple access points
> Additional gorgeous pond & outdoor Privacey
> Storage shed
> 19 PANEL SOLAR SYSTEM

AMENITIES!!!

> Eagle Vale Marketplace I Leisure Centre
> Macarthur Square I Gregory Hills shops
> Eagle Vale Central I Eagle Vale High School
> Campbeltoan mall I St Gregory's College Campbelltown
> Mount Annan Christian College I Blairmount Public School
> Topaz Reserve I Amber Reserve

Owners Instructions Are Clear - GET IT SOLD!!!

Contact: Athmar Habeb 0452 276 746 E-mail : [email protected]
Contact: Phong Nguyen 0411 884 036 E-mail : [email protected]

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