20 Austin Woodbury Place, Toongabbie NSW 2146

Taking it's design cue's from classic Australian colonial architecture of a bygone era, set within a prestige neighbourhood this special home is one of a kind.

Constructed by renowned builders A.V. Jennings it offers immense kerbside appeal thanks to the extra wide frontage, the full length veranda across the front and a generous double garage.

Grand interiors ensure enough space for a growing family, including a formal living room with feature open fire and a large family/dining room adjoining a great sized kitchen. The master bedroom includes an ensuite while all bedrooms have built in wardrobes.

The 586m2 parcel of land provides a large private backyard with established lawns, all fully secured with steel fencing and double gates to provide side access into the backyard for additional vehicles, a boat or caravan.

Austin Woodbury Place is one of Toongabbie's hidden gems, a prestige cul de sac filled with upscale modern homes, conveniently located within walking distance to the northwest T way, Toongabbie Public School, Campion College, several childcare options, local shops and Toongabbie Train Station.

With it's recent upgrades the home is move in ready, further adding to the desirability.

Further Information:

+ Solar Panels
+ Multi zone ducted air conditioning
+ Natural gas available in the street (Source: Jemena)
+ Brick veneer & concrete slab floor construction
+ Roof restoration
+ Newly repainted internally and externally
+ New carpet in the bedrooms
+ Rainwater tank & pump
+ 586m2 land, Parramatta Council LGA

Location Highlights :

+ 500m to Northwest "T way"
+ 1.5km to Toongabbie Train Station (19 mins walk)
+ 500m to Toongabbie Public School
+ 100m to Campion College
+ 400m to childcare centre
+ 600m to local IGA supermarket
+ Just a short drive to Westmead & Parramatta CBD

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