263 Putta Bucca Road, Mudgee, NSW 2850

263 Putta Bucca Road, Mudgee, NSW 2850 PEACEFUL, PRIVATE POCKET AND SPACIOUS, SUNLIT HOME

FIRST IMPRESSIONS FROM THE AGENT

The north to rear aspect and large windows allow natural light to cascade into this home all day. Located in a peaceful, private pocket, gracing established gardens and a brick, four bedroom home with a well designed floor plan allowing multiple spacious living areas.

FIRST CHOICE FEATURES

- King sized master bedroom with ensuite and walk in wardrobe

- Additional three bedrooms all with built in wardrobes and ceiling fans plus small fifth bedroom or home office

- Spacious open plan living and dining and two carpeted formal living rooms

- Stone benchtop kitchen with breakfast bar, 900mm gas cooktop oven, island bench and walk in pantry

- All white main bathroom with floor to ceiling tiles and deep bath

- Laundry with excellent storage and third washroom

- Ducted, reverse cycle air conditioning throughout

- Glass sliding doors open onto the covered alfresco overlooking the salt water pool

- Double lock up garage and two bay colourbond shed with power and water

- Set upon a 5975sqm block, 100,000L concrete rainwater tank, pop up irrigation and bore in addition to full town services

WHY THE OWNERS PUT THE PROPERTY FIRST

Offering complete privacy in a tightly held location and constructed by reputable local builder Lee Cunningham. There's space for the whole family, pool and outdoor living spaces making it the ideal home to entertain.

For sale via auction onsite at 10am on Friday 7th March if not sold prior.

Please note agent interest

For further details or to arrange an inspection, please contact Marnie Robbins on 0423 618 693.

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