8/2 Evans Road, Rooty Hill NSW 2766

Delivering premium comfort, space and quality this townhouse provides a ready-made haven destined to impress. This incredible residence provides a select lifestyle haven of impeccable diversity, huge space and natural light. This charming home appeals to families moving into the area, and is placed closely to the Local Shopping District (Westfield & Future Eastern Creek Retail Centre), Parklands, Public and Private Schools.


Beyond the charming facade, lays a spacious character filled interior with subtle touches of charm that both parents and children will delight in. This home uncovers quality finishes over a tastefully styled layout, catering to the entertainer and budding family, or better yet a fantastic investment opportunity with great rental yields.

Features:

- Spacious and light filled dining area that leads to an open kitchen with stone benchtops
- Stylish interiors with quality set tiles downstairs , floorboards upstairs & light fittings
- Clean kitchen with cupboard space, ample storage, clean benchtops, gas stove-top, range-hood and splash-backs
- 4 Well scaled bedrooms all equipped with built-in wardrobes
- Ensuite bathroom in Master bedroom
- Family sized main bathroom with a separate bath tub, shower and toilet
- 3rd toilet downstairs
- Ducted reverse cycle air conditioning upstairs & downstairs
- Internal laundry, and secure side accesses
- Spacious Pergola for outdoor entertainment
- Single Lock up garage with internal access
- Grassy Private Backyard
- Easy access to M7/M2/M4
- Within walking distance to several Major Train Stations (Rooty Hill & Mount Druitt)


Potential Buyers Please Note:

Strata: Approx.$500 Per Quarter
Council: Approx. $350 Per Quarter
Rental: $550 Per Week

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