94 West Parade

Buxton NSW 2571

The high ceilings and ranch-style character will help you feel right at home, as will the split system air and large, slow combustion fireplace. Loft access is provided with a fold-away step ladder through to the ceiling, with another 20sqm of additional storage options.
Outside there is a good level lawn space for those fun days with the family and entertaining with friends. The rear of the property is a 7m x 7m double garage with additional 2.4m awning. Both the roof and hot water system have been completely replaced within the last 24 months:
3 good sized bedrooms, two with built-in robes and one with carpet
Bay window to master, built-in robe and main bathroom access
Renovated kitchen opening out to the informal meals area, step down to study nook
Large L-shaped lounge room, with formal dining, split system air and slow fireplace
Loft-access via fold-up ladder in hallway, high ceilings
Large built-in linen closet, leading to the laundry under main roof
Double carport to the side of the home, 9.4m x 7m double garage / awning with power
Town water, mains sewer and fibre optic NBN
Cedar sliding doors leading to elevated front timber deck
Covered, private entertaining space to the rear also on timber deck
Near-new roof, near-new 315ltr hot water system
Set back from the road, pretty driveway entry surrounded by trees and hedges
Level, fully fenced sealed roundabout driveway, bush aspect family home
9kms to major shopping centre and trains in Tahmoor, Wollongong s beaches 60kms
There s not many homes on the market right now of this style and the shrewd purchaser will quickly spot this one as a great buy, for families to live in and for a property so close to the Local Government (PTT) strategy, which plans for significant growth in the area over the coming years.
Don t delay and call us today, one of Buxton s top selling agents and local Wollondilly resident for almost 20 years: Peter Hunt 02 4656 1929. We ll see you at one of our Open Homes.
The villages of the Wollondilly region including Picton, Thirlmere, Buxton and the surrounds retain the tranquillity of small country towns. The region s farms and villages, natural attractions and vast wilderness areas are a haven for nature-loving visitors.
Discover Buxton s unique country lifestyle and excellent climate on offer, yet within easy reach of all amenities. Some buildings built in 1800 s, which is rich in colonial and late-Victorian architecture.
Located just over an hour from Sydney, just over 200kms from Canberra and 60kms to Wollongong s beaches the locale has always been a major drawcard as the gateway to the Southern Highlands.
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