28 Madeline Circuit, Schofields, NSW 2762

DKB is proud to welcome you to this delightful residence, perfectly positioned for easy living. Enjoy the convenience of nearby bus stop, childcare centers, schools, a local park, and a medical center- all just a short stroll away. This home has been freshly painted and professionally cleaned, perfect for you to move- in or invest and lease it out. This well-maintained property combines comfort with practicality, making it an ideal choice for families seeking a vibrant community with everything at their fingertips. Located within walking distance to essential amenities. 


- Master bedroom with ensuite and walk in robe
- Other 3 bedrooms with built in robes
- 2nd bathroom with separate toilet
- Media room with 65 inch tv and BOSE 5.1 channel home theatre
- Kitchen with stone Benchtop, separate island, stainless steel appliances, gas cooking and dishwasher and huge walk- in pantry
- Open plan living and dining flowing into the covered alfresco with outdoor blinds
- Fully tiled home
- Internal laundry with lots of storage and external access to backyard
- Double garage with wardrobe for more storage
- Ducted Airconditioning
- Freshly painted and professionally cleaned
- 6.6KW Solar panels
- Alarm system for extra security
- Driveway freshly painted
- Low maintenance front and backyard comes with guava and mango tree and garden shed (lawn mower included)
- Nearly new hot water system

Amenities
- Walking distance to bus stop, childcare, school, local park and medical centre
- 3 minutes drive to Schofields train station and Schofields shopping village
- 5 minutes drive to Tallawong Metro Station & Tallawong Shops
- 4 minutes drive to Ponds shops, 5 minutes to Stanhope shops and 10 minutes to Rouse Hill Town Centre 

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