32 Kisdon Crescent, Prospect NSW 2148

Well-presented and thoughtfully designed for comfortable family living, this spacious single-level residence set on a 558sqm block, offers a practical layout with generous living zones and excellent outdoor entertaining. Featuring four great sized bedrooms, including a master retreat with private ensuite, the home provides flexibility for growing families with a formal living room, separate dining area and additional living space. A well-appointed kitchen sits at the heart of the home, complete with countertop dining and quality Westinghouse appliances, while plantation shutters, ample storage and ducted A/C ensure year-round comfort and convenience. Flowing effortlessly to a large outdoor entertaining area and additional pergola space, this home also features a well-maintained backyard with manicured gardens, garden shed and recently restored roof, creating the perfect setting for relaxed living and entertaining.

- Four generous bedrooms, all with built-in wardrobes - Master bedroom featuring built-in robe and private ensuite with shower
- Multiple living zones including formal living room plus separate dining and family living areas
- Well-appointed kitchen with countertop dining and quality Westinghouse appliances
- Main bathroom with separate WC, plus separate shower and bathtub room
- Ducted air-conditioning and Plantation shutters throughout adding style and privacy
- Great sized outdoor entertaining area with ceiling fan plus additional pergola space
- Recently restored and painted roof, internal laundry, linen cupboard and dedicated wine cupboard for added storage - Solar hot water system, backyard shed and well-maintained grassed yard
- Potential Rental Return of $850 per week
- Short stroll to Blacktown South Primary and St Michaels Primary
- Easy access to M4 & M7, drive to Sydney CBD within 30 minutes

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