35 Glenn Avenue, Northmead NSW 2152

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FIRST TIME OFFERED IN 68 YEARS!

First time offered in 68 years by the original family, this three bedroom home occupies a level block of approx. 646.9 sqm in a quiet street in a family-friendly neighbourhood, ready for updating, renovating or the perfect location to build (Subject To Council Approval).

- Three generous sized bedrooms, Main bedroom with Wnsuite
- Large formal lounge
- Separate formal dining
- Main bathroom with full bath & shower
- Generous size kitchen
- Split system air conditioning in lounge & Main bedroom
- Internal laundry
- Large carport
- Single lock up garage
- Low maintenance yard, Level land
- Block size 646.9sqm approx
- Frontage 14.6m2 approx

Conveniently located 4km from Parramatta Square and within 1km walking distance to Westmead Hospital and Westmead Children's Hospital, this well maintained home is near Northmead Creative and Performing Arts High School, Northmead Public School, The Hills School, is a short drive to Baulkham Hills and Castle Hill, with rapid access to M2 Motorway and has a bus stop in the street.


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