25 Oklahoma Avenue, Toongabbie NSW 2146

Alex Georgiou & Nick Bardon of Elders Real Estate are proud to present 25 Oklahoma Avenue, Toongabbie for sale.

Situated within the highly regarded Metella Road Public School catchment, this near new 4 bedroom, 2.5 bathroom free standing house represents an outstanding opportunity in an unmatched location of Toongabbie.

On offer are 4 bedrooms with built in wardrobes, 2.5 bathrooms including an ensuite to the master, dual zone ducted air conditioning, perfectly appointed kitchen with SMEG appliances + dishwasher, large alfresco area, street facing balcony, carpeted floors upstairs, automatic garage & a dual zone alarm system.

Buyers will be impressed with the grand scale & high-quality finish of the house, all located within close proximity to all amenities.

Investors take note: Rental potential of $900 per week

Property Features & Inclusions:

+ 4 bedrooms all with built in wardrobes
+ 2.5 bathrooms including main with ensuite
+ Dual zone ducted A/C
+ Modern kitchen with SMEG appliances + dishwasher
+ Stone benchtops
+ Roller blinds to all windows
+ Multiple storage solutions
+ 600mm x 600mm porcelain floor tiles throughout downstairs
+ Grand internal 2.7m ceiling height
+ Automatic garage with internal access
+ West facing aspect
+ Dual zone alarm system

Location Highlights:-

+ 550m to Metella Road Public School
+ 1.1km to Girraween Selective High School
+ 2.5km to The Hills Sports High School
+ 550m to Claudia Road shops & IGA
+ 1.8km to Portico Plaza & Woolworths
+ 800m to 705 Bus stops on Gilba Road
+ 600m walk to Jain Temple (currently under construction)
+ 180m to John Silverthorne Park on Oklahoma Avenue
+ 2.1km to Toongabbie Train Station

Council Rates: $431.00 per quarter approx
Water Rates: $171.41 per quarter approx
Total size: 259.8 sqm

Contact:
Alex Georgiou 0432 578 968
Nick Bardon 0409 900 237
Krish Pancholi 0448 020 653

Disclaimer: All information is gathered from sources we believe reliable however we cannot guarantee it's accuracy. Interested parties should rely on their own enquiries