32 Dumaresq Street

Muswellbrook NSW 2333

Outside in this very manageable 733.5 sqm block, the rear garden is securely fenced, which is perfect for pets and small children. The carport offers drive-through vehicle access to the rear, where you will find a huge 3x4.8m garden shed that will store all your big toys or serve as a workshop. The garden is relatively level, and laid to low-maintenance grass, but there’s plenty of scope for those who want to grow their own vegetables and maybe become self-sufficient.

The whole house has been recently renovated, with a new roof, gutters, downpipes, cladding, electrical, plumbing, painting, blinds, fans, flooring/tiles, kitchen, bathroom, and laundry. There is absolutely nothing left for you to do except move in!

This adorable cottage is located in sought-after North Muswellbrook, close to Roger Street Primary, the High School, Victoria Park Soccer fields, Karoola Park with its Netball courts, the CBD, and Muswellbrook Market Place Shopping Centre.

This lovely home is the perfect solution for the first home buyer, is ideal if you’re downsizing, and has great potential for the astute investor. However, because of its obviously wide appeal, it definitely won’t be on the market long. So, before someone else recognises its potential, it would be wise to call for a viewing and make sure you snap it up!

- Newly renovated three-bedroom home
- Open plan dining and lounge room
- Huge kitchen/ laundry room
- Carport with drive-through access to rear
- Three double bedrooms, two with built-in wardrobes
- Large shed in the garden, great storage or workshop
- New split-system air-conditioner to lounge room
- Secure garden, great for pets or kids
- Low maintenance garden perfect for relaxing
- Located close to all amenities
- Rental potential of $520-$530 pw

Disclaimer: All information contained herein is obtained from property owners or third-party sources which we believe are reliable. We have no reason to doubt its accuracy, however we cannot guarantee it. All interested person/s should rely on their own enquiries.