Located in a quiet cul-de-sac in North Orange, this stunning three-bedroom brick veneer home boasts impeccable style and comfort. Built in 2008, this property has been meticulously maintained and presents as new, with a fresh colour scheme and new carpets throughout. As you step inside, you’ll be greeted by the warm and inviting atmosphere that flows effortlessly throughout the home.

The true showstopper of this property is the beautiful established gardens, perfectly positioned to capture the north-east aspect and bathed in natural light. With ducted reverse cycle heating and cooling, you’ll enjoy a comfortable living environment all year round. The generous bedrooms offer ample space for rest and relaxation, while the sleek and modern interior provides the perfect backdrop for your family’s lifestyle.

FEATURES:
– Immaculate three-bedroom brick veneer home built in 2008
– Master bedroom with WIR, built-ins to two other bedrooms
– Fresh colour scheme and plush carpets throughout
– Great kitchen with quality appliances including gas stove, dishwasher and stone bench tops
– Stunning established gardens with north-east aspect
– Covered alfresco entertaining area
– 5.74kW solar system for lower cost living
– Ducted reverse cycle heating and cooling
– Quiet location in a sought-after pocket of North Orange
– Close proximity to walking paths, nature reserves and parks
– Walking distance to Waratah’s Sports Club and North Orange Shopping Centre
– Perfect for families, first-home buyers, or investors

FAST FACTS:
– Property Built: 2008
– Land size: 341sqm
– House size: 139sqm
– Council rates: approx. $573.00 per quarter
– Estimated rental return: $590 – $620 per week

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