16 Fourth Avenue

First homers or those looking for an attractive entrée into the market! This great property will appeal to young and growing families and buyers with an eye to the future. It gives you a cosy, accommodating and friendly family home in a coveted part of Seven Hills, in a serene and treelined street, and a friendly neighbourhood right near the best amenities, shopping and transport in the district! Inside, the home is uncomplicated and pleasant, with timber finishes and high ceilings. It is appointed with everything your family requires. And it has the potential for more! It sits on a generous serving of Seven Hills real estate, with room to add anything you desire, including a studio or granny flat. Meanwhile, daily living and weekend entertaining are a comfortable and charming experience. Externally, it sits on parcel of attractively established land, right near a verdant, lush park thick with mature trees. Features: Two bedrooms + study Fetching timber-finished kitchen with shaker cabinetry, dishwasher, small breakfast bar, plenty of preparation space and ample storage space Meals area off kitchen Light-filled dedicated living area Attractive, fully-tiled old-style family bathroom/toilet with combined bath and shower Laundry with ample space for all linen work, plus storage Spacious covered entertainer's deck Single carport Additional features: split-system air-conditioning, bedroom ceiling fans, garden shed, 800m to Seven Hills Station Sitting comfortably in a popular and convenient location, this excellent family home sits close to Blacktown station and CBD, T-way Bus Stop, Westpoint, public, primary and high schools including Hills Sports High and The Meadows Public School, showground, medical centres, Toongabbie RSL, and offers easy access to M7, M4 and M2 Motorways and the Great Western Highway! Call Alistair Agius of Agius Property Group on 047 928 888 to arrange an inspection today! Disclaimer: Whilst we deem this information to be reliable, the agent cannot guarantee its accuracy and does not accept responsibility for such. Interested parties should rely on their own inquiries.