134 Caroline Chisholm Drive Winston Hills, NSW 2153

Positioned on a perfectly level 607sqm (approx) block, this versatile family home offers endless opportunity. As you enter, you are welcomed with a commanding 16.7 metre frontage, making it the ultimate block to build your dream. The depth of the block sprawls approximately 36.5 metres long, ensuring ample space for entertaining, additionally ensuring possibilities are endless with a renovation, extension or new build design and construction. Being offered to the market for the first time, this well loved family home boasts 4 well-sized bedrooms, two bathrooms, & a classic L-shape living and dining space. The kitchen is privately positioned to the side of the home, perfectly separating the family room from the bedrooms.

Zoned to Winston Hills Public School & Model Farms High School, with multiple day care centres nearby. Stroll to Winston Hills Mall, with short drive to Grove Square, Castle Towers & Parramatta CBD. Minutes' walk to City Express and Parramatta Buses on Junction Road, or short drive to M2/M7 onramps.

• Four well sized bedrooms, spacious Master boasts ensuite & double BIR
• Spacious living and dining room opens to meals area & kitchen
• Original kitchen features laminate benchtops & overhead cupboards
• Original bathroom features full height tiles & separate toilet
• Single lock up garage with attic storage space
• Inground swimming pool to the rear with one-of-a-kind reserve backing
• Split system A/C for year round comfort
• Original curtains & oyster lights fitted throughout
• 16.7 metre (approx) frontage with depth of 35.67 metres (approx)
• Perfectly rectangular & perfectly level block in the heart Winston Hills

Boasting a spacious 607sqm (approx) block in the heart of Winston Hills, this versatile family home is truly one not to be missed.

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