86C & 86D Frank Street, Mount Druitt, NSW 2770

Dianne Boros and the team at McGrath are delighted to present an exceptional investment opportunity with this duplex pair, perfectly situated on a spacious block in one of Mount Druitt's most sought-after locations. Combining convenience and potential, this property is ideal for investors, families, or anyone seeking a versatile lifestyle. Both units are currently tenanted, delivering a strong rental return and immediate income. Whether you choose to maintain both tenancies or live in one unit while renting the other, this is a fantastic chance for astute investors or young families to secure a valuable asset.

Each Duplex offers the following inclusions:

- Spacious living room upon entrance

- Well-appointed modern kitchen featuring a stone benchtop with waterfall edges, stainless steel appliance, 900mm gas cooktop, and ample storage space

- Dining area that flows seamlessly onto the outdoor entertainment area

- Two spacious bedrooms, both fitted with built-in robes

- Main bedroom with ensuite and built in robe

- Versatile study room or 3rd Bedroom with a built-in wardrobe

- Large Alfresco area looking over a good-sized private backyard with space for kids and pets to play

- Main bathroom featuring a bathtub and shower

- Lifestyle features include gas cooking, ducted air conditioning, downlights throughout, and high ceilings

- Single garage with remote entry and internal access

Only minutes away from Mount Druitt Westfield and train station, this duplex pair is a rare find combining modern comfort and convenience with exceptional practicality and investment return. Whether you're looking to expand your investment portfolio or accommodate extended family members, this property is a smart choice for maximizing returns in a high-demand area.

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