24 Halstead Street, South Hurstville NSW 2221

Situated on approx. 696sqm block in one of the area's most highly regarded streets, this freshly presented north facing five-bedroom brick home combines multiple indoor/outdoor living and entertainment spaces with an inviting light filled layout and positioned in a quiet and convenient locale.

Families looking for a large home with scope for further improvement will jump at the opportunity that a home of this size and quality has to offer and capitalise on future potential.

Complete with a drive through auto garage leading to an undercover carport for multi car parking and a second freestanding double garage/workshop, the home also offers generous family living/dining areas with a spacious open plan kitchen providing ample cupboard and storage space.

The living room leads to an enclosed verandah/sunroom that transitions to a desirable outdoor area where the standalone carport doubles up as an undercover entertainment area overlooking a huge yard making for an ideal space for entertaining family and friends and a perfect play area for children.

The property is close to highly regarded schools, local parks, South Hurstville's shops and just a short drive to Hurstville CBD with easy access to Public transport.

Features:
• 5 spacious bedrooms, master with balcony overlooking rear yard
• Well sized kitchen with large island breakfast bar
• Gas cooking and walk-in pantry
• Generous living areas with indoor/outdoor flow
• 2 bathrooms with an additional outside toilet
• Drive through auto garage, carport & a separate double garage/workshop
• Reverse cycle air-conditioning, built in robes
• Flat block (15.24 x 45.72 = 696m2 approx)
• Duplex development potential (subject to council approval).

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