+ Tranquil family home set within a quiet and leafy street, with future scope for Granny-Flat, Subdivision/Duplex (STCA) or Large truck and heavy machinery operators

Showcasing an abundance of potential, this street-facing, 3 bedroom home positioned on the high-side of the street offers a great opportunity. Proudly occupying a 1007sqm parcel of land with 42m frontage placed mere moments from Rooty Hill Train Station, the School Catchment Area, local shopping districts, and encompassed between multiple schools, parklands, shopping districts and moments away from Great Western Highway/M4 – this home is not only ideal for a growing family, but is a brilliant opportunity to invest and maximize your investment portfolio.


+ 3 Well scaled bedrooms, main with built-in wardrobe ready to move in with potential for second dwelling (STCA)
+ Wide street frontage with ample room for off street parking approx. 42m frontage
+ Generous family layout incorporates sectioned dining room which features bright lighting throughout
+ Well maintained kitchen with electric stove-top cooking and ample cupboard space
+ Large Split system Air-Conditioning capable of cooling and heating all living areas
+ Bathroom with a separate toilet room
+ Sizeable pet and children friendly backyard with enormous vehicle side-access
+ Covered back room
+ Encompassed by local Schools, Public Parks, Train Station, Local Shops
+ Large single lock-up garage with rear access + plus ample storage space

Local Amenities

+ Rooty Hill Station 600m
+ Rooty Hill Public School
+ Medical Centre 600m
+ IGA and Local Shopping District 600m
+ Rooty Hill Primary School 500m
+ Local Park 300m

Potential Buyers Note:
Council Rates: $324 Per Quarter Approx.
Rental Potential for Investors: $410 Per Week

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