7 Kitty Place, Bligh Park NSW 2756

This stunning five bedroom residence is a dream come true for families looking for a spacious and comfortable home and a true entertainers delight.

As you step inside, you'll be greeted by a spacious and free flowing floorplan, showcasing five bedrooms, two bathrooms, multiple living and dining options and a well equipped kitchen with breakfast bar, walk-in pantry and plentiful cupboard space.

Outside, you'll be amazed by the impressive covered entertaining area, overlooking a stunning inground pool with waterfall feature and manicured gardens and lawns. Perfect for hosting barbecues and gatherings with family and friends.

Positioned on a massive 769 sqm block, this residence also enjoys a quiet cul-de-sac location, providing a child and pet friendly place to call home.

Main features include:
• Spacious single level residence, constructed in 2004
• 5 generous bedrooms, all with built-in wardrobes
• Master bedroom complete with walk-in wardrobe & ensuite
• Free flowing floorplan offering flexibility with multiple living & dining options
• Rumpus or theatre room (3rd living space)
• Well equipped kitchen with breakfast bar, walk-in pantry, gas cooking & dishwasher
• Two excellent size bathrooms
• Ducted air-conditioning with zone control
• Alarm system with motion sensors
• Massive 769 sqm block with fully fenced backyard & garden shed
• Stunning in-ground swimming pool with waterfall feature
• Impressive covered entertaining area, perfect for BBQ's & gatherings
• Remote lock up garage with internal access to home & access to yard
• Property is connected to mains gas & NBN
• Quiet & peaceful cul-de-sac location
• 300m to Bligh Park Public School
• 400m to Colonial Reserve
• 1km to Bligh Park shopping centre

Don't disappoint the family by letting this one get away. Contact Steve Sekulovski on 0424 828 228 today!


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