5 Moxham Street, North Parramatta NSW 2151

Inspections by appointment or open home on Saturday. We must follow the NSW Health directives: 1 person per 4m2 indoors and mandatory face masks. Please contact exclusive listing agent, Lee Xiao to book a suitable time.

Peacefully positioned in a highly sought-after and tightly held ''Parramatta Lakes" locale, this solid brick family home offers a practical layout with a functional floor plan and amazing district views from the rear deck, presenting an outstanding opportunity for a growing family or astute investor. Situated on a massive 822m2 block with a generous 20.1 metre frontage (approx), this property features:

- Three double sized bedrooms, one newly renovated studio & one separate study
- The oversized downstairs studio offers an extra accommodation with access to a 2nd bathroom
- Open plan living and dining zones extends to the large deck overlooking beautiful district views
- Outdoor covered entertaining area perfect for hosting barbecues
- Newly renovated internal laundry
- A large lock-up garage plus plenty off street parking
- Land size (approx) 822m2 with 20.1 metre frontage

Located right in the heart of the highly sought after ''Parramatta Lakes" area, with an easy stroll to parks, reserves, bush trails, public transport, Parramatta Light Rail (under construction), reputable schools, Church Street trendy restaurants, cafes, Bankwest Stadium and nearby one of the largest urban renewal projects in Australia - Parramatta Square, a World-Class Civic Centre.

This property is ready to move in as is and offers plenty of potential for further improvement or development (Subject to Council Approval). An opportunity not to be missed!


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