3/125 125 Cardinal Ave, West Pennant Hills, NSW 2125

Peacefully set to the rear of a small complex of four, this single-level villa offers a relaxed lifestyle of convenience in a peaceful leafy setting. Boasting bright interiors that flow to a lovely private courtyard, this residence promises practical low-maintenance living, an ideal choice for downsizers, young couples, and investors. Well-located in a sought-after neighbourhood with ultra-convenience to all local amenities including buses at the doorstep to the City Centre, Castle Towers, Macquarie train station and University.



+ Freshly painted and new carpets throughout

+ Freestanding villa with only adjoining garage to neighbouring property

+ Combined spacious lounge and dining area

+ Large windows to light-filled lounge and bedrooms

+ Good sized bedrooms with built-in robe and walk-in robe to master

+ Tidy main bathroom with separate WC

+ Internal tiled laundry room with external access

+ Direct access to an excellent courtyard with leafy surrounds

+ Bright solid timber kitchen with gas cooking and ample cupboards

+ Covered pergola surrounded with established gardens

+ Single lock up garage with drive through access

+ Space for additional off-street parking



Ideally located within walking distance to Thompson Corner Shops and West Pennant Hills Primary School. Easy access to Pennant Hills Shopping Village, Railway Station, Cherrybrook Metro Station, parks, a selection of first-class Primary and Secondary Schools including Cherrybrook Primary School, Mount St Benedict College, St Agatha's Catholic Primary School, Pennant Hills High School, Arden Anglican School, Loreto Normanhurst, Barker College, Knox Grammar and Abbotsleigh Private School. Only a short drive will take you to Castle Towers, Cherrybrook Village, Macquarie Centre, Hornsby Westfield, Beecroft Village, M2, M7 and M1 motorways.



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