12 Mcmurtrie Street, (Nirimba Fields), Quakers Hill, NSW 2763

Discover the exclusive brand-new homes in one of Sydney’s fastest-growing suburbs - perfectly positioned near the M7 Motorway and just moments from Western Sydney University’s Nirimba Campus.

From the first step inside, you’ll be captivated by the elegance and modern charm of this stunning home. Designed for comfort and style, it’s packed with premium features that elevate everyday living.

With limited opportunities in this high-demand area, your perfect home won’t last long. Don’t just imagine luxury - secure yours today!

Key Features:
- Open plan living area consisting of the kitchen and family/dining room integrating with outdoor living
- Quality kitchens offering Engineered/Porcelain benchtops and premium Fisher & Paykel appliances
- Generous bedrooms all with built-in robes
- Main bedroom with ensuite
- Gas hot water heater, a natural gas heating point within the house
- Driveway, path, 1 remote control garage + 1 extra parking space
- LED downlight
- Plus many more quality inclusions

Location Highlights:
- Walking distance to Western Sydney University Nirimba
- Approx. 3 mins drive to Quakers Hill Train Station
- Approx. 3 mins drive to Quakers Hill Public School
- Approx. 3 mins drive to TAFE Nirimba
- Approx. 4 mins drive to Aldi Quakers Hill
- Approx. 5 mins drive to Quakers Hill High School
- Approx. 8 mins drive to Schofields Train Station
- Approx. 8 mins drive to Schofields Village
- Approx. 8 mins drive to The Ponds Shopping Centre
- Approx. 9 mins drive to Sydney Business Park which features ALL your shopping destinations such as Costco, IKEA, Bunnings, Aldi, JB HIFI, Rebel Sports
(Source - Google Maps)

Call us at 1300 228 452 to schedule a private inspection and get more information from our friendly team at The Bathla Group. You can also visit our website at www.bathla.com.au for additional details and options.

* Disclaimer: Images used are for display purposes only, finishes and products are subject to final approval.
Interested parties should not rely on these particulars as representations of fact but must instead satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise.