23 Charles Street, Blacktown, NSW 2148

Auction Location: ON SITE

Discover your perfect family haven in one of Blacktown's most sought-after locations! Within minutes' drive to Westpoint Shopping Centre and local markets. Easy access to Blacktown Station and major roads, effortless commuting. Parks, sports fields, community centers and quality local schools nearby. 
With a spacious layout, fresh updates, this delightful 3-bedroom home offers comfort, convenience, and plenty of potential. Whether you're moving in or planning for the future, this home ticks all the boxes. Ideal for first-home buyers, growing-family, investors, or renovators looking to add value. Move in now and personalize at your pace!

Key Features:
* Set on a generous 556.4 sqm level block with 17.57m frontage
* Duplex potential or rebuild with a brand-new house and granny flat (STCA)
* Freshly Painted, Ready to move-in
* 3 spacious bedrooms with built-ins
* Generous floorplan that features light-filled, open living spaces and dining area, a bright and welcoming space for relaxation and entertainment
* Extra casual dining area, conveniently located next to the kitchen for everyday use
* Neat kitchen with stainless steel appliances and plenty cupboards spaces
* Low-maintenance backyard provides a private and peaceful retreat, perfect for outdoor entertaining or relaxing in the fresh air
* Large backyard shed with versatile potential—use it as a storage room, workshop, entertainment space, or even transform it into the ultimate man cave.
* Lock-up garage provides secure parking and additional storage space

Open home: Tuesday at 5pm-5:30pm / Wednesday at 1:00pm - 1.30pm / Saturday at 11:00am - 11.30am

Contact Miranda Law on 0416 608 399 or Tim Cheng on 0416 266 878 for further details!!

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