$1,450,000

Invest in Your Future with This 841sqm Property Featuring R3 Medium Density Zoning!

Unlock the potential of this older-style home that offers a golden opportunity for savvy developers and families seeking to craft their dream residence. This property boasts R3 Medium Density Zoning and sits proudly on the elevated side of the street, encompassing a generous 841sqm approx. parcel of land.

Strategically situated in an exceptionally central location, it's just moments away from the bustling Wentworthville and Pendle Hill shopping precincts, as well as the convenience of train stations. In addition, you'll find Pendle Hill Public School, Wentworthville Public School, Wentworthville Leagues Club, Ringrose Park, Girraween Selective High School, bus routes, and the M4 motorway all within easy reach.

Furthermore, this property is a mere stone's throw from the Westmead Medical Precinct, Parramatta CBD, Westfield Shopping Centre, and Western Sydney University. Enjoy seamless access to the Cumberland Highway, ensuring a well-connected lifestyle.

Key Highlights:
• Currently offering passing rental income from main house and also the granny flat at the rear ($720 per week combined).
• Explore the possibilities for a duplex development (STCA).
• Impressive 16.76 metre street frontage approx.
• Interior boasts charming timber floors and an original kitchen.
• Surrounded by quality homes in a highly sought-after suburb.
• Conveniently close to express city trains departing from Westmead.
• Effortlessly walk to supermarkets, parks, and a variety of schools.

Invest wisely in your future with this remarkable property that combines space, zoning potential, and an enviable location. Seize the opportunity to create something truly special in this prime setting.

Outgoings (per quarter approx.)
Council: $738
Water: $250

Inspections by appointment only.

DISCLAIMER: "All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable. However, R&W Parramatta cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own enquiries".