Tucked away in a little known street is this lovely Penrith cottage. Unassuming from the street yet transformed by its long term owner into a generous four bedroom home. With three bedrooms at the front of the home serviced by the main bathroom. A renovated Tasmanian Oak kitchen is central with granite benchtops and splashback which steps down to the living and dining space. This huge open plan space and needs to be seen to be fully appreciated. Featuring a log fire, air conditioning, a large skylight and timber doors and windows leading onto the undercover deck. Add to this a large master suite at the rear with built in robe and ensuite and you have the perfect family package.

+ R3 zoned 569sqm block with over 15m frontage (approx.)
+ Large master bedroom with skylight, ensuite and walk in robe
+ Massive 50sqm living/dining room with soaring ceilings
+ Large bullnose verandah overlooking shady established gardens
+ Off street parking for two cars and vehicle access to yard
+ Currently tenanted returning $455pw
+ Central but secluded location

Situated in a private street yet only 200m to Stafford Street shops, 800m to Nepean Hospital. 1km to Penrith South Public School and Penrith Plus just ten minutes drive to the M4 or the centre of Penrith with all the amenities you need. This home offers loads of potential to investors or occupiers and needs to be seen to be appreciated. Contact our office or one of our agents now to avoid disappointment.

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