8 Hilder Road, Ermington NSW 2115

We've been overwhelmed by the amount of interest in similar properties. If you are considering selling, please feel free to get in touch with your local expert Emile Corbino to discover how we can achieve the best possible price for you in the shortest time. Our proven marketing strategies, extensive buyer database, and strong local market knowledge consistently deliver outstanding results.

We also offer tailored sales campaigns and a hands-on approach to ensure every property receives maximum exposure and interest. With a dedicated team committed to transparent communication and achieving premium outcomes, you can be confident your property is in the best hands.

Within walking distance to shops, public transport and schooling this property offers a well-maintained residence ready to move in or lease out while you plan your next move. Whether you're dreaming of building your dream home, exploring duplex potential (STCA), or simply investing in land with future upside, this is a must-see.

Property Features:
• Solid two bedroom home with neat interiors
• Clear block with minimal trees and excellent access
• Side driveway to lock-up garage

Prime Location Benefits:
• Just moments to Ermington shops, cafes, and local amenities
• Close to public transport options including buses and ferries
• Easy access to West Ryde, Parramatta CBD, and Sydney Olympic Park
• Nearby parks, walking tracks, and riverside recreation

Whether you're an astute investor, renovator or developer, 8 Hilder Road offers an unbeatable combination of land size, location and future potential. For further information or to arrange an inspection please contact Emile Corbino on 0416 791 208

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