Pennewaard Street, Marsden Park NSW 2765

Best Value Real-estate are pleased to present this truly outstanding beauty!! In a league of its own, this immaculate home and land house which is designed with an adaptable layout to accommodate any family. Tucked away in a quiet pocket of Marsden park you will get to enjoy brand new community parks. With the additional bonus of having your choice of quality local schools, childcare centre, Marsden Brewery, Sydney Business Park which is home to shopping super stores including IKEA, Bunnings and Costco, plus the benefits of direct access to the Westlink M7 to make for an easy commute, this really is the ideal place to call home. Be sure to put this one on your list, and inspect now before it's too late!

Perfectly positioned close to all the things that matter.

Accommodation & features:

- Four great sized bedrooms with built in robes to all, the master offering ensuite
- Stunning chefs kitchen with 900mm gas cooktop, dishwasher, European stainless steel appliances and stone benchtops with waterfall edges.
- Large open plan lounge / dining area off the kitchen leading onto a large sun drenched backyard.
- The landscaped backyard is ideal or the kids to play
- Separate automatic double garage, alarm system, ducted air conditioning, and laminate timber flooring makes this a great fit for any family.
-Walking distance to St Lukes K-12 school
-Walking distance to future Elara shopping village due to open September 2021

Avoid lengthy land registrations and building, with so many decisions and upgrades that cost extra money. Take advantage of this move-in ready option. All the hard work has been done, all you need is your furniture.

For further information please contact Viv Gupta 0448 385 823 .



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