11 Reidsdale Road, Stroud Road via, Stroud, NSW 2425

Nestled in a serene street setting, this delightful and robust weatherboard residence occupies a generous approximately 1688m² gently sloping block, presenting a canvas of possibilities.

Inside, you'll find two expansive bedrooms that offer comfort and space for your family. A tidy bathroom complements the well-designed open-plan living area, which seamlessly blends dining and kitchen spaces, all equipped with reverse cycle air conditioning for year-round comfort. The kitchen features a gas oven while retaining the charm of a wood fire and an antique cast iron wood stove, perfect for cozying up on cool evenings.

Venture to the back of the home, and you'll discover a versatile sunroom or sleep-out-ideal for extra living space or a peaceful retreat. The internal laundry provides convenience for everyday living.

The exterior boasts a single lock-up garage complete with workbenches, along with an adjacent carport for additional parking. 

Surrounded by a spacious, fully fenced yard, this property offers immense potential-it's perfect for children to play, pets to roam, or avid gardeners to cultivate their dream landscape. The home is connected to town water and includes a rainwater tank for sustainable living.

Located along a quiet road in a small, friendly country village, you'll relish the proximity to a picturesque freshwater river, community amenities, and local attractions. Within walking distance, you'll find a school, community hall, and church, while the historic Stroud village is just a 5-minute drive away.

* Slow combustion fire place and air-conditioning
* Spacious back verandah
* Rural views
* Potential rent approx $450 per week

This charming home is not just a place to live-it's a lifestyle waiting to be embraced. Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity!

Offers will be considered prior

Disclaimer: We have obtained all information herein from sources we believe to be reliable; however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Prospective purchasers are advised to carry out their own investigations