9 Eskdale Street, Minchinbury NSW 2770

Welcome to your new home - a beautifully presented 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom modern residence nestled in the sought-after suburb of Minchinbury. Perfectly designed for families or savvy investors, this property blends spacious living with contemporary style in a quiet, convenient location.

Property Highlights:

Modern Kitchen – The heart of the home boasts a sleek, modern kitchen featuring stone benchtops, stainless steel appliances, gas cooktop, and ample cabinetry. Perfectly positioned overlooking the dining and living areas, it's ideal for family meals and entertaining guests.

Stylish Bathrooms – Both the main bathroom and the master ensuite are beautifully designed with floor-to-ceiling tiles, vanities, and fittings.

Open-Plan Dining & Family Area – Enjoy the seamless flow of the open-plan dining and family space, bathed in natural light and designed for relaxed everyday living. Positioned adjacent to the kitchen, this versatile zone is perfect for casual meals, family gatherings, or entertaining with ease.

Outdoor Entertaining – Step outside to a covered alfresco area overlooking a private, low-maintenance backyard. With space for outdoor dining, kids to play, or simply relaxing in the sun, it's a great extension of the indoor living.

Family Comfort & Convenience – This home is equipped with ducted air conditioning, a double garage with internal access, built-in wardrobes in all bedrooms, and a master suite with walk-in robe - ticking all the boxes for modern family living.


Local Amenities:
+ Iglesia Ni Cristo Church 150m
+ Eastern Creek Quarter 1.8km
+ Minchinbury Shopping Centre 1.9km
+ Minchinbury Public School 2km
+ Mount Druitt Westfield 4.7km
+ Easy access to M4, M7, and local bus stops

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