1/39 Abraham Street, Rooty Hill, NSW 2766

Welcome to 1/39 Abraham Street, Rooty Hill-a free-standing townhouse combining space, comfort, and modern living. With four bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, and ducted air conditioning, this home is ideal for families or investors. The ground floor boasts an expansive lounge and dining area, a modern kitchen with gas cooktop, dishwasher, and ample storage, plus a separate laundry and a convenient powder room.

Upstairs features four bedrooms (two oversized, two above average), all with built-ins, including a main with ensuite. A second bathroom ensures comfort for the household. The property includes a patio with Ziptrak motorised blinds, an insulated roof, and Italian tiles, leading to a low-maintenance concrete backyard with durable paint. Additional features include a 5KW SolarEdge system with 6.6KW Jinko plates, keeping energy bills around $100 per quarter, a secure front yard with a sliding gate, and parking for three cars (garage + driveway). Located near schools, shops, and transport, this home offers convenience and modern appeal.

Features:

+ Free-standing townhouse design

+ Four bedrooms (two oversized), all with built-ins; main with ensuite

2.5 bathrooms for practicality

+ Spacious lounge and dining area

+ Modern kitchen with gas cooktop and dishwasher

+ Patio with motorised blinds and Italian tiles; low-maintenance backyard

+ 5KW solar system with low energy costs

+ Secure front yard with sliding gate; parking for three cars

Local Amenities:

+ Australian Islamic College of Sydney 210m

+ Mount Druitt Hospital 900m

+ Westfield Mount Druitt 1.4km

+ Rooty Hill Public School 2km

+ Rooty Hill Train Station 2.6km

+ Easy access to major roads including Great Western Highway, M4, and M7

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