25 Sanders Crescent, Kings Langley, NSW 2147

Alex Georgiou is proud to present 25 Sanders Crescent, Kings Langley for sale.

Located in a most premium position of Kings Langley & situated on 696.8sqm of land, this 3 bedroom, 1 bathroom house is ideal for a family looking for a desirable, quiet and convenient address to call home.

Original and perfectly comfortable as it is, the home presents the perfect blank canvas ready to be updated to suit your own style while investors can be assured of immediate rental returns.

A rare offering and sizeable land allows you to take full advantage of the 18.29m wide street frontage, making this the ideal location to build a prestige new home in a quiet street.

The large backyard benefits from all day sunshine and offers a secure and spacious environment for children to enjoy the outdoors.

Located conveniently near Kings Langley Shopping Centre and with bus stops, local schools and parklands within walking distance, the location is as convenient as it is prestigious and perfectly suited to the growing family or astute investor.

Property Highlights:

+ 3 bedrooms

+ Spacious living room plus separate dining

+ Large kitchen with gas cooktop (LPG gas conversion)

+ Well sized bathroom plus a separate second toilet

+ Venetian blinds

+ Internal laundry

+ North facing aspect

+ Additional study/4th bedroom

+ Ducted AC, plus split system air conditioning to living and main bedroom

+ Terracotta Rooftiles

+ Large double garage

Location Highlights:

+ 2.1km to Vardy's Road Public School

+ 3.1km to Seven Hills High School

+ 1.7km to Kings Langley Shopping Centre

+ 250m to 718 Bus stops on Whitby Road

+ 1.3km to Endeavour Park Playground

+ 2.7km to M7 motorway east/west bound entrance

Outgoings:

Council Rates: $332 per quarter

Total land size: 696.8sqm

Contact:

Alex Georgiou: 0432 578 968

Nick Bardon: 0409 900 237

Mahdi Hafezi: 0418 310 385

Disclaimer: All information is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable however we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Interested parties should rely on their own enquiries.