74 Bruton Street

Tocumwal NSW 2714

The kitchen is both stylish and functional, centred around a Caesarstone waterfall island bench and complemented by quality cabinetry, a large gas cooktop and a generous butler's pantry that provides excellent storage and keeps everyday appliances neatly tucked away. Positioned perfectly to overlook the expansive open plan living and dining area, it also enjoys direct internal access from the double garage for everyday convenience.

A powerful 19kW reverse cycle heating and cooling system provides year-round comfort, while full acoustic insulation throughout the home creates an impressive level of soundproofing rarely found in modern homes.

One of the standout features is the exceptional outdoor entertaining area. Finished with exposed aggregate concrete, it includes an electric overhead heater, ceiling fans and pull-down blinds, creating a versatile space that can be enjoyed throughout every season. The north facing backyard captures the winter sun beautifully while remaining private, low maintenance and ideal for family living.

Vehicle accommodation and shedding are exceptional. In addition to the double garage with drive through access to a rear carport, the property boasts an outstanding three bay shed with two roller doors, complete with concrete floor, power, insulation and internal lining. There is also another added carport. An additional powered storage shed provides even more flexibility.

Further highlights include exposed aggregate concrete surrounding the home and driveway, automatic sprinkler systems to the front and rear gardens, quality side access gates on both sides of the property, established landscaping and a level of finish that reflects the care taken throughout the entire build.

Offering quality throughout, impressive shedding and spacious modern living, 74 Bruton Street is a property that will appeal to buyers wanting a home that's ready to enjoy from day one.


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