322 Kareela Road, Penrose, NSW 2579

This much-loved residence has all the makings of a modern and elegant country home, offering an endearing sense of possibility that you're sure to find irresistible. Occupying a glorious half acre parcel and wrapped in beautiful established gardens, the house is ready to move into while you take the time to contemplate what the future holds and start enjoying the gentler pace of village living.

- Spacious living room enjoys a pretty garden outlook and easy flow through to the dining area

- Modest, functional kitchen includes a gas cooktop, wall oven, and pantry

- Handy home office, as well as a spacious laundry/mudroom and versatile adjoining storeroom

- Large, original bathroom has been well maintained, with both an internal and external w/c also provided

- Full length front and rear patios ensure plenty of opportunity to soak in the lovely surrounds

- Established trees, flourishing garden beds and abundant birdlife create a beautiful, tranquil ambience

- Double carport allows for covered rear access to the home, with the added bonus of a large separate garage, shed and aviary

- A fantastic investment opportunity while also offering great potential to update and create a gorgeous country home

The village of Penrose offers a wonderfully authentic taste of country living and a heart-warming sense of community. With the train station close by, tennis courts and recreational areas just up the road, and the larger township of Bundanoon only ten-minutes away, you're assured remarkable accessibility here, while also halfway between Sydney and Canberra.

For more information, please contact Alex Watanabe on 0400 687 551

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