26 Kilshanny Avenue, Ashtonfield NSW 2323

This home features everything you want in a family home, with large open-plan living and dining just to name a few!
Boasting zoned living, this really allows the whole family to gather or have their own space when needed. The centrally located kitchen means you can keep an eye on the little ones whilst preparing the family meals. A busy lifestyle is complimented with contemporary yet practical features, such as a gourmet gas cooktop, stainless appliances and a nice flow to the kitchen making life a breeze! The outlook from the master suite over the southern bushland's is a delight to wake up to. Having your own walk in robe and en-suite, creates an easy escape from the hustle and bustle of family life, when required!

Moving outside, an expansive fully fenced yard with side access is a blank canvas to make it something for the whole family to enjoy. Only minutes from the best schools, shopping and healthcare, you really do benefit from being in the premier location of the Lower Hunter region.


This is an opportunity to crack into a tough section of the market, benefiting from a great home at a fantastic price! Be quick !


Further features of this property include:

- Stylish four bedroom brick and tile home
- Side access thru to rear yard
- Main with WIR and en-suite
- 2 separate living areas + dining
- Reverse cycle air conditioning

- Grand outlook to the southern bushland's
- Spacious fully fenced yard
- Double lock up garage
- 3 way main bathroom
- Timber laminate flooring through the living areas
- NBN available
- Plush carpets in bedrooms
- Undercover Alfresco entertainer

This property is proudly marketed by Patrick Howard and Angus Lathan of Team P.A.T, contact 0408 270 313, 0488 141 119 or 4933 5544 for further information or to book your onsite inspection!

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