39 Grand Avenue Westmead, NSW 2145

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 time possible!

SPACIOUS FAMILY HOME OFFERS HIGH POTENTIAL

Trade up to this beautifully presented four-bedroom home and secure all the space your growing family needs to thrive. The quality brick home is set on a large block with plenty of outdoor space to enjoy in the generous north-facing backyard. The spacious carpeted living area is air-conditioned and flows into a family/dining area that features stylish floating flooring and opens onto the covered alfresco deck. A separate media room or formal lounge provides extra living space, and the gas kitchen and main bathroom are both immaculately presented. You'll also love this prime central location that's within a five-minute walk to Westmead train station, Sydney West Metro and a proposed light rail station. It's also 400m (approx.) walking distance to Westmead Public School and Westmead Hospital, Western Sydney University (Westmead Campus) and less than 10 minutes to the centre of Parramatta CBD. It features:

• Generous living room with split-system air conditioning
• Dining/family area with floating flooring and access to alfresco deck
• Additional carpeted formal lounge, media room or private home office
• Well presented gas kitchen with walk-in pantry and breakfast bar
• Neat and tidy main bathroom with shower over bath
• Built-in robes to three of four good-sized bedrooms
• Second shower and separate toilet in well-equipped internal laundry
• Large backyard with lawn and low-maintenance gardens
• Freestanding single lock-up garage plus extra off-street parking

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