67 Cox Street, South Windsor, NSW 2756

Nestled on a spacious 680m? level block with R3 medium-density zoning, this four-bedroom gem presents a fantastic opportunity for first-home buyers and savvy investors alike. With a functional floorplan that offers generous living spaces and loads of potential, this home is ready to welcome its next chapter.

Step inside and be greeted by polished timber floorboards that flow throughout, adding warmth and character to the home. The heart of the house is the modern kitchen, featuring a breakfast bar, ample storage, and a dishwasher-perfect for effortless cooking and entertaining. The open living room is made for comfort, with split system air conditioning and a cosy open fireplace for year-round relaxation.

The large family room or rumpus area provides versatile living options, while all four bedrooms are a good size and the master includes a built-in wardrobe with ceiling fan or added comfort. The updated bathroom boasts a double sink, combining style with practicality, and the ample storage throughout ensures everything has its place. A large internal laundry adds even more functionality.

Outside, the home continues to impress with a fantastic outdoor entertaining area, perfect for hosting friends and family. The side access leads to a double carport, shed, workshop, and secure storage room, offering plenty of space for cars, boats, and hobbies. With a flood-free elevation of over 20 meters and a generous 18.5-meter frontage, the block offers excellent potential for future projects or simply enjoying the space.

Currently tenanted, with happy tenants keen to stay on, this property is a tidy canvas with room for improvement to suit your style. Whether you're looking for a solid investment or a place to make your own, this home delivers on location, potential, and value.

Don't miss this exciting opportunity to secure a versatile property in a prime position!

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