35 Thunderbolt Drive

Raby NSW 2566

Outside you will find covered timber decking for all year-round entertaining, overlooking the spacious, fully fenced backyard which is big enough to kick a ball around in.
Parking will be a breeze with a single lock up garage with drive through access onto a paved area in the rear yard along with ample space on the long driveway.
All that there is left to do is move in and enjoy your family friendly new home located in a popular City of Campbelltown.
4 bedrooms, built-ins to 3, carpets to all
Tassie Oak kitchen, flowing out to large open-plan living area
Large front lounge room, bay window, split-system air conditioning
Formal dining, feature down-lights in recess
Single lock up garage with roller doors to front and back, plenty of off-road parking
Covered entertaining deck, overlooking large fully-fenced back yard, tool shed
Easy access to Motorway and all amenities
Ideal for the family, a first home buyer or a great property for the astute investor, this home is one not to miss! Enquire today with local agent Annelise Bagley: 02 4656 1929
Campbelltown gets its name from Elizabeth Campbell, the wife of former Governor of New South Wales Lachlan Macquarie. Originally called Campbell-Town, the name was later simplified to the current Campbelltown. Campbelltown was presented with its own Coat of Arms in 1969, based on the Arms of the Campbell Family in Scotland.
Situated in the fast-growing Macarthur district, Campbelltown now boasts some of the largest shopping centres outside Sydney, with all major facilities to support growing families.
A significant regional hub for South Western Sydney with a 45min direct rail line and highway, major hospital, university and several shopping centres, Campbelltown is located just 40 mins from Wollongong s beaches and 3 hrs to Canberra.
Please note: Whilst every effort is taken to ensure this description is accurate, we cannot accept responsibility for errors or omissions, if any. We encourage you to make your own relevant enquiries to assist in your decision to buy. Any suggestions made about developments or improvements may be subject to council approval and you should rely on your own research.