11 Wintaroo Crescent

St Helens Park NSW 2560

Just past the lounge room sits the kitchen and dining room spaces, which are served by their central location with constant inter-family communication. The kitchen employs thick, stone top benches which wrap right around, an in-built 600mm Omega cook top and Belling oven, large fridge space, plenty of slow close cabinetry, and backyard views. The simple dining area offers a display wall niche and large floor tiling, and branches off in all directions.

Situated together along the back hall, the bedrooms feature variations of double mirrored sliding built-ins and wall-spanning built-in wardrobe with storage, as well as ceiling fans and carpeting, and split system air conditioning in the principal bedroom. They are supported by the main bathroom with its high tiling and striking, black/white tiling juxtaposition, large in-built wedge bathtub, and corner vanity.

Rounding out this home's convenient offerings are its relaxing alfresco and backyard spaces. Accessible through the kitchen-side laundry, the covered alfresco entertainment area is spacious enough for multiple seating arrangements. It is the perfect place to sit down with a cup of tea, relax, and look out over the private backyard, which itself is a good size, and features plenty of gardening opportunities.

Charming, peaceful and quiet 11 Wintaroo Crescent is unbeatable in its value as a low-stress home for small or younger families. With its excellent location and quality additions, there really is no better choice! Call McLaren Real Estate today.

Other features include:
Land size 561 square metres
Council rates $285 approx. per quarter
Secured carport, drive through to separate backyard garage, perfect for use as work shed or secondary living area
Walking distance to Woodland Road Public School, local shops, and reserves
Brand new Vulcan Gas Water heater

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