8 Tanzanite Street, Quakers Hill, NSW 2763

Deepak Bangarh and DKB Real Estate are proud to present 8 Tanzanite Street, Quakers Hill-a delightful family home offering comfort, style, and convenience. This beautifully maintained property is perfect for those seeking spacious living with modern amenities. Situated in a peaceful and family-friendly neighbourhood, this home boasts a versatile layout that caters to all lifestyles. From the welcoming foyer to the functional kitchen and dining areas, the design of the home fosters easy living and effortless entertaining. The well-sized backyard with an alfresco area is ideal for outdoor gatherings or simply enjoying the serene surroundings.

Property Features:

? Entry via porch into a spacious foyer and lounge area.

? Five well-proportioned rooms, all featuring built-in robes, with one offering an ensuite.

? A second full bathroom for added convenience.

? Plenty of storage space throughout the home.

? Open-plan kitchen that seamlessly flows into the dining area and adjoining living space.

? Driveway leading to a double lock-up garage.

? Separate laundry room with external access.

? A covered alfresco area, perfect for outdoor entertaining.

Location Features:

? Approx. 750m to Paterson Reserve, providing plenty of green space for outdoor activities.

? Approx. 1.1km to Barnier Public School-ideal for families with young children.

? Approx. 1.2km to Mary Immaculate Parish for religious services and community events.

? Approx. 2.2km to Coles Stanhope Gardens for all your grocery and shopping needs.

This property is perfectly positioned for both convenience and lifestyle, making it a standout choice for families or individuals looking to secure a home in a sought-after location.

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