17 Burra Street, Pendle Hill NSW 2145

Exuding style and character on a prime 734m2 block of land, this gorgeous 3 bedroom home is warm and inviting yet offers a wealth of development and investment potential.

Fully renovated throughout including new kitchen and bathroom, new gyprock wall linings, new plumbing, electrical wiring and lighting, this home is ready to move into and enjoy.

Offering a wider than usual frontage of 16m with an elevated setting this magnificent parcel of land is free of any easements or large trees and qualifies for duplex development subject to Parramatta Council approval.

Investors or extended families will appreciate the potential to retain the existing house and build a granny flat in the huge backyard, or start from scratch and build your dream home in this ultra convenient location.

Within easy walking distance to Pendle Hill Train Station and Darcy Road Public School, and offering easy access to Westmead and Parramatta this is a comfortable home for today with enormous potential for the future.

Accommodation Features:

+ Built in wardrobes in two of the bedrooms
+ Solid timber floors throughout the home
+ Separate lounge room & large dining room
+ Beautiful new kitchen with stone benches and dishwasher
+ New bathroom
+ New Split system air conditioners in the master bedroom and dining room
+ New timber joinery and Gyprock wall linings

External features:

+ 734m2 land = 16.1m x 45.7m dimensions
+ Large level lawns & alfresco entertaining pergola
+ Lock up garage with remote access door
+ 2nd toilet & detached laundry
+ Wide driveway with multi vehicle parking

Location Benefits:

+ 650m to Pendle Hill train station
+ 1.2km to Darcy Road Public School (in the catchment)
+ 800m to Pendle Hill High School
+ 10 minute drive to Westmead medical precinct

Contact:

Nick Bardon 0409 900 237
Andrew Tour 0404 032 317

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