26 Cook Street, Mittagong NSW 2575

Nestled in a quiet pocket of Mittagong, this property is perfectly tailored for easy and comfortable living just minutes from everything you need. Cradled by beautifully maintained gardens blossoming with colour, this welcoming home offers plenty of lifestyle spaces inside and out and will appeal to young families, first home buyers, garden lovers or investors.

- Attractive, plant-lined driveway and entrance porch lead into an expansive living room with ample space for the family to gather
- Additional family room with cosy wood heater as well as a dining space flanking the excellent kitchen with quality appliances and plentiful storage
- Bonus screened porch offers further space for relaxation and gatherings with family and friends, leading out to a fabulous sun terrace with extra alfresco entertaining space
- Generous primary bedroom plus two other bedrooms, all carpeted, and bathroom with large glass shower
- Handy car access to rear yard where you'll find a large garage (with bonus bathroom) for cars or extra storage, plus garden shed
- Handy space for a trailer, boat or van
- Wonderful gardens circle the house and feature appealing nooks with a mix of lush lawns, ornamental trees and a variety of floral colour in all seasons – a welcome sanctuary!
- Move straight in and relax or improve the property further with a value-adding update

Tucked away in a friendly, established neighbourhood, this engaging property is close to the marketplace, schools and cafes of Mittagong and just minutes away from Bowral.

For more information, please contact Ben Olofsen on 0419 019 423 or Megan Martin on 0477 551 277

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