3 Karuah Street, Thornton NSW 2322

Located walking distance from Thornton’s Train Station, Shopping Centre & Public School, this property has plenty of potential for a family, as an investment or even to run a home business.

Set out on a 787sqm fully fenced corner position with dual roadside access, this 2-storey hardiplank home has plenty of options for buyers. Whether you’re a family wanting to have a parent live with you, a teenagers retreat for your older children, perhaps you want to rent out the lower level or run a home business, this property should be on your inspection list.

Downstairs has an internal access to the garage, an office space, storage room as well as the 4th bedroom with ensuite & WIR, smaller 5th bedroom and 3rd bathroom. Upstairs has 3 bedrooms with BIR’s, the main bathroom with separate shower and corner spa bath, generous kitchen with laminate benchtops, dishwasher, double sink and electric cooking. There is a separate lounge & dining area with a balcony off the front – perfect for sitting and enjoying your morning cuppa.

Externally the property is very neat and tidy, fully fenced, and has an outdoor BBQ Area and inground swimming pool for those hot summer months. There is a garden shed out the back for all your garden equipment and plenty of room to park a boat or caravan with access from both Karuah Street and Government Road.

Other Features Include
- Reverse Cycle Air-conditioning, town services
- Ceiling fans throughout, Carpet in bedrooms & downstairs
- Internal Access from Garage, Separate Laundry downstairs
- Rental return of $650 per week
- Council Rates $498 per Quarter
Situated 30 minutes to Newcastle, under 10 minutes to the M1 Pacific Motorway, 6 minutes to Maitland Hospital & under 2 hours to Sydney.

For more information please call Lisa Coburn on 02 4038 1700.

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