3/1 Heath Street, Prospect NSW 2148

A great opportunity to secure your first home with this immaculate townhouse. Positioned in this popular complex, this home offers all the convenience of a central location with presentation to silence the fussiest of buyers.

Offering a spacious floor plan consisting of a large formal lounge and dining off the kitchen which overlooks a sunny immaculate landscaped rear yard with a large undercover alfresco - perfect for entertaining guests!

The kitchen is modern with plenty of bench space and stainless-steel appliances. Each room provides comfort with multiple air-conditioning units throughout the home. Upstairs there's three generously sized bedrooms, with built in wardrobes and the main with a bright modern ensuite and walk in robe.

Centrally located opposite William Lawson Park, close distance to local shops, Shelly Primary School, Mitchell high school and the M4, this is an opportunity that shouldn't be missed.

Features Include:

Oversized master bedroom with walk in wardrobe and ensuite.
Two bedrooms with built in robes
Good sized kitchen with plenty of bench space, stainless steel appliances and gas cooking Generous floorplan with a formal lounge and separate dining
Tidy Bathrooms with an additional toilet downstairs
Split system air conditioning throughout all areas of the home
Timber flooring throughout
Large private backyard with the ultimate alfresco overlooking landscaped gardens and lawn
Single lock up garage with the addition of an undercover carport


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