9 Coachwood Place, Robertson NSW 2577

Presented behind a timeless colonial style façade, this lovely home boasts light and bright interiors and an exceedingly comfortable and practical layout. Placed on a sun-drenched 1008sqm block, it offers more than meets the eye with the inclusion of a huge double bay shed at the rear. An exciting prospect for young families looking for a well-presented and peacefully located home, it also provides easy living for downsizers who still desire space, as well as being a valuable asset to any investment portfolio.

- Carpeted formal lounge and dining rooms are place on either side of the hallway
- Bright and spacious, open plan family living and meals area is tiled for practicality
- Slow combustion fire and split system reverse cycle a/c ensure seasonal comfort
- Good-sized kitchen with electric cooking, dishwasher, pantry, and a breakfast bar
- Four bedrooms including a huge master with bay windows, walk in robe and ensuite
- Well-presented main bathroom features a shower and elevated corner bathtub
- Large alfresco terrace is sized for entertaining and enjoys a lovely sunny aspect
- Lovely established gardens are fully fenced and include a two-bay lock up shed
- Oversized double lock-up garage offers internal entry and access to the laundry
- Perfect as a first home, a downsizer's dream, or a fantastic investment property

A peaceful cul-de-sac location is the icing on the cake here, not to mention the home's proximity to the main street of Robertson Village. For effortless, easy-care living, you simply can't go wrong!

For more information, please contact Ben Olofsen on 0419 019 423 or Stephanie Blatch on 0499 111 465

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