134 Hill Street, Orange, NSW 2800

A beautiful 1950s brick heritage home, that boasts midcentury charm, alongside a contemporary renovation is what you'll find at 134 Hill Street, Orange. It is conveniently located just four blocks from the main street and recently renovated by renovation specialists Roscon Co. This home features high ceilings throughout, a luxurious kitchen with an integrated pantry, chevron laid engineered oak flooring and contemporary high-end finishes. The modern open-plan kitchen, living room and dining area is soaked in natural northern sunlight and complimented by a raked ceiling design. The 919 square-metre block also offers a large undercover alfresco area with an outdoor kitchen, perfect for entertaining and is completed by established fruit trees and garden. This is a home that combines classic charm and modern design and is certainly one not to miss.

 Features:
-	Spacious master bedroom with walk-through wardrobe into luxurious ensuite 
-	3 other queen sized bedrooms all with built-in wardrobes
-	Beautifully designed main bathroom
-	High-end kitchen and integrated pantry with top-of-the-line appliances 
-	Open-plan living room, kitchen and dining room with northern sunlight 
-	Second separate lounge room 
-	Additional 3rd toilet
-	Quality inclusions 
-	Ducted heating & cooling 
-	Double glazed windows in the extension area 
-	Large alfresco area with outdoor kitchen 
-	New double shed
-	Established fruit trees and garden 
-	919 square-metre block
-	Completed by renovation specialists Roscon Co.
-	Short walk to the Orange CBD and coffee shops
-	Opposite Jaegar Park 
-       Estimated rental return: $800 per week

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