42 Broos Road, Oakville, NSW 2765

42 Broos Road, Oakville, NSW 2765 Charming Family Home on 5 Arable Acres

Discover the perfect family retreat nestled on 5 lush, arable acres in the highly sought-after Oakville market. This much-loved family home, full of warmth and character, is now available for public auction. Here's your chance to secure a remarkable property in a red-hot location.

The home boasts cooling verandahs all around, high vaulted ceilings, and ceiling fans to ensure comfort throughout the year. An open fireplace adds a cozy touch to the living space. Inside, you'll find 4 generously sized bedrooms, with the main featuring an ensuite and walk-in robe. Formal lounge and dining rooms provide elegant spaces for entertaining, while a well-appointed timber kitchen with stainless steel appliances is ideal for family meals. A casual meals area and a family room offer additional space for relaxation.

The outdoor area includes a gazebo with an entertaining deck surrounding an above-ground swimming pool and BBQ area, perfect for family gatherings and summer fun. A 4-car carport and additional shedding provide plenty of space for vehicles and storage.

This property is ideally situated just a stone's throw from local schools, the Box Hill development area, Rouse Hill shopping centre, and the new railway station at Rouse Hill. Embrace the convenience of urban amenities while relishing the tranquillity of a rural lifestyle.

For more details or to arrange a private inspection, please contact Martin Baldacchino on 0491 21 21 21 or Nima Jaleley on 0422 246 413 from Century 21 The Hills District. Don't miss out—schedule your viewing today and make this dream property yours!

Mark your calendars for the public auction and step into your dream home!

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