13 Radley Road, Seven Hills NSW 2147

Proudly occupying a prime 822m2 land parcel at the end of a sublime cul de sac, this charming family home is ready for a new owner to unlock the enormous potential on offer.

The generously proportioned floorplan is larger than most homes in this price bracket, comprising lounge room, dining room and a much sought after second living area/ family room.

The kitchen is at the heart of the home adjoining the family & dining rooms and includes lots of bench space, a freestanding gas oven, canopy rangehood and dishwasher.

Families who love an outdoor lifestyle will appreciate the fabulous undercover decked pergola with room for large scale entertaining in all weather conditions, overlooking the enormous backyard.

Hardwood timber flooring and high ceilings add to the enormous character of the home, reminiscent of an era when homes were built to last.

Investors or extended families can explore the option to take advantage of the side access to the backyard to build a granny flat too.

Solid and well built yet in need of cosmetic touch ups, this is your opportunity to add your own style and personal touches while at the same time adding value.

Inspect, make your offer and create your own dream home right here.

Further Information & Inclusions:

+ Currenty 3 bedrooms but easily convertable to 4 bedrooms
+ Timber flooring throughout
+ Two toilets
+ Updated Kitchen & bathroom
+ Separate laundry
+ Enormous backyard, perfect for kids to safely play
+ Potential for granny flat subject to the required approval
+ Potential to renovate to add value
+ 2 car lock up garage + carport + side access into the backyard
+ Exceptional cul de sac location surrounded by quality homes
+ 20 minute walk to Seven Hills Train Station
+ 20 minute walk to Centro Shopping Centre
+ A short drive to Blacktown CBD & hospital

Contact:

Gerard Iannuzzelli 0448 020 653
Nick Bardon 0409 900 237

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