78 Tambaroora Crescent, Marayong NSW 2148

Adam from Ray White Nolan & Iken is pleased to present:

Move-in ready single level home, within easy access to all amenities.
Large formal lounge with gas point;
Open plan family and meals area off kitchen,
Four spacious bedrooms, built-in wardrobes to 2;
Master bedroom, built in wardrobe and ceiling fan;
Family bathroom with hand basin & separate toilet;

Kitchen:
Spacious kitchen with plenty of bench space, electric stove, extractor, tiled splashback, oven & pantry cupboards.

Double carport with side access.

Additional features:
Downlights, carpet & floorboards throughout, laundry, linen closet, insect screens, reverse cycle air conditioning, garden shed, covered entertainment & rear decking area, landscape gardens & dual driveways for extra parking for boat or caravan.

School catchment:
1.5km to St Andrews College Junior Campus.
1.2km to St Andrew's Primary School.
1km to St Andrews College Senior Campus.
1.5km to Quakers Hill Public school.
Close to a selection of quality private schools.
Visit https://education.nsw.gov.au/school-finder for more information.

Location:
Walking distance to local buses & Schools;
2.1km to M7 Motorway
2.7km to Marayong train station;
4.1km to Blacktown station;
650m to Woodcroft Village;
4.1km to Westpoint Blacktown.

Contact the agent:
Adam Iken 0414 013 198

*In light of the recent lifting of restrictions on open homes, we ask that if you wish to visit one of our properties that you adhere to the health guidelines issued by the NSW Government. Please remain home if you are feeling unwell, minimise contact, and maintain 1.5m physical distancing inside and outside the property. As we work through this process, we kindly ask you to be patient during an inspection and follow the advice of the agent*

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