9 Cometrowe Street, Drummoyne NSW 2047

Beautifully presented, this charming family haven in a parkside setting combines crisp and fresh interiors with a timeless sense of elegance. Set back from the road on a generous 477sqm, the property delivers a classic layout featuring four large bedrooms, two living spaces and an established garden with mature trees and level lawn. At the heart of the home is a stunning, open-plan living and dining area with grand proportions and an easy transition to an elevated deck overlooking the garden. Recently refreshed with internal and external paintwork, polished floorboards, and brand-new carpeting, the property is ideal for those seeking a move-in-ready opportunity in a prime address. Conveniently located for transport, schools, and waterside recreation, only 400m to the water's edge, Drummoyne Public School, and CBD express bus routes.

• Refined four-bedroom family home with abundance of space and natural light
• Stunning split level living and dining space with flow to entertainer's deck and rear garden
• Formal lounge with original period features such as leadlight glass and fireplace
• Four generously sized bedrooms, including three with built-in robes
• Fourth bedroom in separate zone with bathroom, ideal for parents or teenagers retreat
• Oversized bathroom with bath, separate shower, and new vanity
• Large gas kitchen including dishwasher, ample storage, and Ilve oven
• Freshly painted interiors and exterior, new carpeting, newly polished timber floorboards
• Generous under house storage space
• Internal laundry, plus second bathroom
• Leafy, private garden featuring expansive level lawn and established trees

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