74 Northumberland Street, Maryville NSW 2293

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On an oversized block of 418sqm, this fine footprint sits on a cherished no-through road metres from Throsby Creek cycle-way for a quick ride into the CBD. A real surprise package, what sets this home apart is not only the generosity of the land and the ample off-street parking, but also the size and space of the rooms inside.

Currently showcasing 4 double bedrooms with a spacious bathroom, an eat-in Tassie Oak kitchen and oversized living zone awash with northerly sunshine, it's more than comfortable for you to move into or continue to rent out, although it's clear to see there is scope for a contemporary renovation or an extension into the backyard. Alternatively, take inspiration from surrounding properties to knock down and rebuild a contemporary double storey home with enough room for garaging and a pool, similar to new homes nearby (STCA). Immersed in the heart of inner-city Maryville, from here stroll to Tighes Hill Public School, Islington Park, Throsby Waters and the areas trendy cafes.

- Double fronted clad home sitting on a rare 418sqm block
- Approximate block dimensions of 14.02m X 30.18m
- Four double-sized bedrooms, three with built/walk-in robes
- High ceilings enhance the sense of space throughout
- Painted in a crisp neutral palette and flooded with sunshine
- New front deck and rear alfresco entertaining area
- Carport plus concrete bay and driveway for extra parking
- 150m to Throsby Waters
- ride or walk to the harbour, city and beaches

Excellent tenants in place and returning an attractive rental return

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