9 Seventh Street, Weston NSW 2326

Spotlessly presented inside and out, this feature-packed 3 bedroom home would make an ideal first home purchase for any eligible bachelor!

The highlights begin outdoors with the home's superb man shed setup - A 9m wide garage has two parking bays and a workshop area, whilst the double carport offers the perfect location to tinker with the tools and toys. Ample sealed concrete surrounds provide plenty of off street parking space, being both flat and easily accessible via the double side gates.

Recently refreshed indoors with brand new flooring and paint, the highly comfortable 2 bedroom home has an enclosed entertaining deck offering the perfect spot for setting up the home bar and hosting footy nights with the boys.

Two comfortable bedrooms feature in the home with the master appointed with a private w/c for your convenience. The formal lounge is equipped for all seasons, boasting a toasty combustion wood fireplace, split system air conditioner and ceiling fan.

The huge open kitchen has ample space and opportunity to improve further and comes complete with a dishwasher and casual meals area.

Positioned in a quiet street close to local pubs, takeaways, and the Hunter Expressway for easy commuting throughout the Valley; this feature-rich home is bound to be snapped up quickly.

• Weatherboard two bedroom home
• Level easy-maintenance 450m2 block
• Formal lounge upon entry
• Combustion wood fireplace
• Split system air conditioning
• Large functional kitchen
• Casual meals zone
• Enclosed entertaining deck
• Two bedrooms appointed with built-in robes, master has private w/c
• New flooring & fresh paint throughout
• Combined bathroom & laundry
• Fully fenced yards
• 9.2 x 6.6 double Colorbond shed with workshop
• Double carport
• Ample sealed off street parking
• 1.1km to local pubs, takeaway & bakeries
• 1.8km to Hunter Expressway

Disclaimer: All information contained herein is gathered from sources we deem to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own enquiries.