6 Short Street, Rosehill NSW 2142

Capture the opportunity in this little piece of history nestled in a peaceful cul-de-sac location offering solid BRICK HOME. With a sweeping frontage approx. 15.69m and land size approx. 746 sqm provides a spectacular opportunity to build DUPLEX OR GRANNY FLAT. (STCA).

This unassuming single level brick home boasts 3 bedrooms all with Polished timber floorboards throughout. The main bathroom is fully functional with a detached toilet. There is plenty of room for an active outdoor family with a large sized backyard and a rare rear lane access. Attached to the house is a fully self-contained flat (STCA) with its own living, dining, bedroom and kitchenette, perfect for a teenage retreat, extended family or extra income.

All the elements are here to make a great property package in a sought-after location that's just a brief walk to Rosehill Garden Racecourse, Rosehill primary school, Western Sydney University, Harris Park and Granville vibrant restaurants, cafes, shopping village, local supermarkets, with easy access to the newly expanded WestConnex (M4) as well as the upcoming Light Rail nearby.

Features
- Three bedrooms, all with Polished timber floorboards throughout
- Updated kitchen with cupboard space, ample storage and clean benchtops
- Family sized main bathroom with a separate toilet
- Fully self-contained flat (STCA) with its own living, dining, bedroom and kitchenette
- Fully enclosed backyard with rear lane access
- Sunny Northerly aspects
- Great Opportunity for multiple Income for those astute investors

An opportunity not to be missed as the owner has decided to sell and a property like this will not stay long in the market. The property is a must to inspect to avoid disappointment. Please contact your exclusive agentAtul Bhanushali on 0402 961 515.

SMS '6 Short St' to 0402 961 515 or simply call for more details!!
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