34 White Cedar Drive, Castle Hill NSW 2154

Ideally situated on approximately 1041sqm of level land with 25.6m frontage and located in the quiet street, this Elegant 4 bedroom home offers spacious & versatile floorplan for everyone. Brand new wood floorings throughout, formal lounge and dinning, home features open plan family and kitchen which is family friendly. Offering 4 bedrooms, three equipped with built-in wardrobes. Outside offers a huge level backyard with plenty of grass area for the kids. An established leafy neighborhood with walking distance to local schools, parks, bus stops and metro station. This great property with 1041sqm land would offer incredible space for growing families and suit either owner occupier or an investor looking for huge investment potential.

Main Features:

- Setting on 1041 m2 (approx.) block of level land with 25.6m (approx.) frontage
- Light-filled flexible multi-zoned living and dining areas
- Renovated Gourmet kitchen with plenty of good quality cabinetry and new appliance
- Good condition family bathroom, shower, toilet, bathtub and basin are all separate
- Spacious 4 bedrooms, three with built-in wardrobes, overlooking lush gardens
- Large covered and paved outdoor area overlooking North East facing sun-drenched huge yards
- Fully landscaped low maintenance gardens with side accesses
- Spacious double carport, additional plenty off-street parking
- Renovated internal spacious laundry with second toilet
- 200 meters to bus 604, 350 meters to Express bus to city, 1.0km to metro station (through new bridge)
- Zoned for Excelsior Public School and Crestwood High School
- Choice of nearby private schools, walk to parklands
- Short drive to Castle Towers (2.8km), Trading Zone and Norwest Business Park, easy access to the M2/M7
THE VENDORS' INSTRUCTIONS ARE CLEAR - IT MUST BE SOLD!
Contact Mina Wang on 0452 119 854 before it is gone!

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