76 George Street, Mount Druitt NSW 2770

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Welcome to 76 George Street, Mount Druitt – a four-bedroom, one-bathroom home set on a desirable corner block that offers both comfort and practicality. Whether you're a growing family or an investor seeking a quality property in a prime location, this home is sure to impress. Step inside and discover a good-sized living area, complete with split-system air conditioning for year-round comfort.

The adjoining dining space is perfectly positioned next to the kitchen, making meal times and entertaining a breeze. The kitchen itself is designed for functionality and boasts ample cupboard space, a gas cooktop, and a dishwasher for added convenience. Each of the four bedrooms is generously sized, with three featuring built-in wardrobes for extra storage and a separate toilet for added convenience. Outside, you'll find a private backyard that's perfect for relaxation or play, complete with a decent-sized shed offering additional storage solutions.

Highlight Features:
+ Four well-sized bedrooms, three with built-in wardrobes
+ Comfortable living area with split-system air conditioning
+ Functional New kitchen with ample storage, gas cooktop, and dishwasher
+ Fully Renovated bathroom with a separate toilet
+ Private backyard ideal for entertaining or relaxing
+ Convenient corner block with additional storage shed
+ Current Rental potential $750 Per Week
+ Active Solar System

Local Amenities:
+ Mount Druitt Train Station 1.8 km
+ Mount Druitt Westfield 2.5km
+ Mount Druitt Public School 2.9km
+ Eastern Creek Quarters 3.4km
+ Mount Druitt Hospital 3.6km
+ Easy access to A44, M7, M4 and local bus stops

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