6/25-27 Campbell Street Northmead, NSW 2152

If you're thinking of selling, speak to the team of experts at Ray White Parramatta Group to find out how we achieve the best possible price in the shortest possible time!

EASY CARE TOWNHOME IN BOUTIQUE COMPLEX

Attention first home buyers, those looking for more room or those who want to downsize in style. Ideally located in a boutique block and within close proximity to quality schools and the shopping village, this home will be sure to please. It includes;

• Downstairs bedroom with full bathroom, great for visitors / generational families
• Two further rooms upstairs plus another full bathroom
• Plenty of space for a home office or parents retreat
• Large combined lounge / dining with sliding doors to alfresco
• Gas kitchen with stone breakfast bar & dishwasher
• Covered rear area, maintenance friendly & great for entertaining
• Full garage with internal entry & storage area
• SIZE | 172sqm total with 140sqm internal + garage
• STRATA | $980.00 per quarter (approx)
• BOUTIQUE COMPLEX | Only 7 in strata plan

Set within a boutique complex and only minutes walk to the Northmead shopping village - this home is the perfect mix of convenience and relaxed, comfortable living. Hop on a bus into the Parramatta CBD in minutes or up to Castle Hill / M2 motorway with ease and with local walking trails, parks and reserves within a short stroll, the property is set amongst a truly enviable locale.

With Northmead Performing Arts High School on your doorstep - the home is perfect for the growing family also.

With so much on offer here, make your move today and contact Broderick and his team for further information or to book an inspection - a must to view, it is sure to sell!

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