6/399 Wentworth Avenue

Toongabbie NSW 2146

Warm neutral tones have been used in the newly redecorated interiors, complimenting the timber laminate flooring throughout the home.

Step outside and you'll discover a private north/east facing timber deck which makes the perfect spot to relax while capturing the morning sun. The newly landscaped front and rear courtyards also provide keen gardeners with the opportunity to nurture their own cottage garden.

For the budget conscious energy user, there are solar panels facing north to soak up maximum sunshine and minimise your electricity bills.

Enjoying a quiet, safe and secure position at the rear of a well maintained complex this affordable dream home is also highly convenient, being located within walking distance to both Toongabbie and Pendle Hill train stations.

Come and inspect the best value villa in Toongabbie, we're confident that you'll fall in love at first sight and want to call it your very own.

Further Information:

+ 2 bedroom villa, presented like brand new - just move in and enjoy
+ Every window faces either north, east or west, ensuring maximum natural light
+ Spacious kitchen with breakfast bar and dishwasher
+ Renovated bathroom includes walk in shower + separate bathtub
+ Separate laundry room with space saving bifold doors
+ Split System A/C
+ 5.8KW solar panel system
+ Dedicated car space registered on title
+ Newly landscaped courtyard including new clothesline, paving & turf
+ Total Size: 153m2

Location Highlights:

+ 700m walk to Toongabbie Train Station
+ 1.2km walk to Pendle Hill Train Station
+ 1.1km walk to Toongabbie West Public School
+ 850m to nearest childcare centre, multiple childcare's within 1km
+ 1.1km to Woolworths Toongabbie + multiple specialty shops
+ 10 minute drive to Westmead medical precinct

Contact:

Nick Bardon: 0409 900 237
Alex Georgiou: 0432 578 968
Krish Pancholi 0448 020 653

Disclaimer: All information is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable however we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Interested parties should rely on their own enquiries.