6 Purssey Street

Thornton NSW 2322

The entrance to dwelling 1/6 faces the street with an appealing mix of brick, cladding, and cement pillars, with a low-maintenance front lawn and garden providing some greenery.

Upon entrance, the home's functional floorplan comes into view, with the sleek tiles and neutral palette of the combined living and dining area creating a space that feels both intimate yet open.

The kitchen is appointed with stainless steel appliances, a large, recessed fridge space, and ample under- and over-bench cabinetry divided by marble-look countertops. An island bench works to boundary the kitchen's floorplan and overextends at the rear to provide a handy breakfast bar for busy mornings.

Three bedrooms sit down a private hall, offering carpets, built-ins, ceiling fans, and windows, while the master offers a slightly larger floorplan, a dedicated air conditioner, and a tiled ensuite.

The main bathroom, including a shower and toilet, divides the master from the two other bedrooms, and its tasteful mix of dark and light tilework combines with the modern vanity to feel sleek and bright.

A small, undercover alfresco sits just off the living area, creating a cosy, private space to enjoy a morning coffee or evening meal, and an established lawn wraps around the side and rear of the home, offering plenty of room for smaller pets to chase a ball.

The entrance to dwelling 2/6 is privately tucked away down the side of the home, offering a secluded and secure space that's close enough for family, yet far enough removed for completely separate tenants.

2/6 offers the same modern design as its big brother, offering two bedrooms and one bathroom on a more compact floorplan.

The living area is intimately connected with the kitchen, and extends outdoors to provide a well-sheltered alfresco that will be perfect for all-weather dining and entertaining.

The two bedrooms both offer built-ins, ceiling fans, and plush carpets underfoot, while the bathroom echoes the aesthetic of next door and offers a large shower, a single basin vanity, and toilet.

A small yard extends from the outdoor dining area, again providing enough room for a small pet to run and play, and a convenient side gate offers easy access that prevents the living area from becoming a thoroughfare.

Family-friendly Thornton offers a range of local amenities and facilities in its local shopping centre, as well as a good selection of parks and nature spaces. For further needs, Maitland's larger range of services, including the expansive Stockland Green Hills shopping and dining complex, sits just 10 minutes from home, while commuters to Newcastle will benefit from just a half-hour cruise down the A43.

This dual-key Thornton property truly is an excellent opportunity for a whole range of buyers, and savvy investors will be pleased to learn that it currently returns $840 per week in rental income.

Opportunities such as this one are rare to come to the market, and rarer still to last; contact our team and make your move today.

Estimated Council Rates: $3,000 per annum
Estimated Water Rate: $730 per annum
Rental Guide: $840 per week