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Family sized home in walking distance to Model Farms High School and Winston Hills Shopping Centre. Residence boasts combined lounge and dining with split system air conditioners, updated kitchen with stone bench tops, electric cooking appliances and dishwasher. Tile flooring throughout the home is ideal for young families or those suffering allergies. Bedrooms have built-in robes and share 3 way bathroom.
Located in a convenient pocket of Baulkham Hills with easy access to City and Macquarie Centre via m2 either by car or bus. Surrounded by ovals and minutes to Baulkham Hills shopping centre and child care centre it is the perfect spot for a young and growing family.
Public school catchments include: Winston Heights Public School and Model Farms High School.
PROPERTY FEATURES:
-Ceiling fans and built in's to all bedrooms
- Double garage with automated roller door and drive though access to rear
- Split system air conditioning to lounge and dining areas
- Security alarm
- Renovated kitchen with stone bench tops, electric appliances and dishwasher
- Tiled floors throughout
- Semi covered patio area at rear
- Access to bathroom from main bedroom
- Good sized fenced rear yard
- Pets considered
With everything just moments away, your family's lifestyle will be enhanced by a move into this sought after location.
Public school catchments include:
- Winston Heights Public School
- Model Farms High School
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