74 Pennant Hills Road North Parramatta, NSW 2151

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This charmingly presented and well-proportioned double brick Federation-style home is situated on a large block with traditional period features and stunning modern updates. The home is ready for the new occupants to enjoy its character with its functional layout offering two full bedrooms and a study/home office, large entertaining spaces and much more.

Situated within easy access from James Ruse Drive to WestConnex M4 and some of North Parramatta & Oatlands prestige schools, including Burnside Primary, Redeemer, Tara Girls & The Kings School. Bus stop at the door and just a short stroll to Parramatta CBD with railway station, Sydney Metro & Light Rail (under construction), Church Street famous eateries, vibrant nightlife, Westfield Shoppingtown, CommBank Stadium and one of the largest urban renewal projects in Australia - Parramatta Square, a World-Class Civic Centre.

Put simply, an INSPECTION IS A MUST!

It features:

• Formal lounge, formal dining & family/rumpus room
• Stylish modern kitchen with stone benchtops & dishwasher
• Bathroom with bathtub & shower
• Two double-sized bedrooms, both with built-in robe
• Front enclosed sunroom/office
• Undercover timber deck overlooking huge backyard
• Parkland-sized block with plenty of room to extend or for kids to play
• Original period features including high ornate ceilings, picture rails & decorative fireplace
• Under-house storage & laundry with 2nd toilet
• Lock-up garage with driveway parking

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