2 Benwerrin Lane, Carss Park, NSW 2221

- This full brick, north-facing, refurbished home is located in a quiet lane with off-street parking and two double garages with 2.5m high clearance and storage. Its design offers welcoming and relaxing privacy and tranquility. The front entrance gate is equipped with a security intercom.

- The home is creatively and functionally designed for easy comfort and entertaining. It is fully air-conditioned. A large, covered verandah provides entry to the spacious, light-filled lounge room, separate formal dining area, and study nook by the timber stairs.

- The kitchen layout, designed for the modern chef, ensures functionality and ease of use, complemented by generous storage cabinetry. A second dining area off the kitchen provides the perfect space for casual meals and opens onto the lush, private garden. There is a separate w/c attached to the laundry.

- On the ground floor is a private suite with a separate door entrance, which has served as ideal accommodation for family and friends. It has a separate bedroom with a mirrored built-in robe adjacent to a lounge area, kitchenette, and bathroom. The suite has its own front covered courtyard and garden.

- Upstairs are four large bedrooms, all with ducted air conditioning. The master has an ensuite and walk-in robe, and the other bedrooms have built-in robes and use of the main large bathroom.

- The well-established, landscaped rear garden area offers a large, covered, alfresco entertaining area, perfect for hosting gatherings.

- Situated in a peaceful neighbourhood, the home is a pleasant walk to nearby Carss Bush Park and beautiful Kogarah Bay. It is very close to local cafes, shops, schools, tennis courts, sports fields and public transport, offering a lifestyle of ease and accessibility.

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