179 & 179A Wentworth Avenue, Pendle Hill, NSW 2145

Welcome to one of Pendle Hill's most versatile investment opportunities. This property features a main residence and a self-contained granny flat, offering dual rental income or flexible living options for extended families. Live in one and lease the other, or maximise returns by renting out both.

What truly sets this property apart is its exceptional future potential. With a substantial land size and wide frontage, it offers a range of development possibilities, subject to council approval. These include a duplex with granny flats or a childcare facility, making it an ideal choice for investors or developers seeking long-term growth.

The location adds even more value. Ideally positioned close to Pendle Hill train station, buses, local schools including Darcy Road and Wentworthville Public, major shopping hubs in Toongabbie, Winston Hills, and Wentworthville, and just minutes from the Westmead Medical Precinct and Parramatta CBD, this address is as convenient as it is strategic.

Land:
Approx. 948.5m² block with a wide 20.88m frontage, offering excellent potential and street presence.

Main House Features:
- Three well-sized bedrooms with built-in wardrobes and air conditioning
- Large eat-in kitchen with ample cupboard space
- Combined bathroom and laundry for added convenience
- Security shutters for peace of mind
- Private rear garden

Granny Flat Features:
- Fully tiled open-plan living area
- Modern bathroom with floor-to-ceiling tiles
- Well-appointed kitchen with gas cooking and generous storage
- Two spacious bedrooms with built-in wardrobes
- Three ceiling fans and internal laundry for comfort and practicality


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