30 Northstoke Way, Orange, NSW 2800

Every element of 30 Northstoke Way - from its spacious design to its quiet, peaceful location - has been thoughtfully geared towards family living. The house boasts an array of stylish and practical features, including built-in wardrobes in all four bedrooms, kitchen equipped with quality appliances, separate living areas, and the combination of ducted gas and split-system air conditioning temperature control. But the interior is just one side of the property's seemingly endless list of features. The backyard houses a super double-bay shed that includes a kitchenette, toilet, workshop and wood fireplace. Combined with the carport at the front, there is room for as many cars, boats, caravans and other vehicles as you could possibly need. All of this in a familyfriendly and sought-after West Orange location, and situated within the Orange High School zone.

FEATURES
- Brick veneer family home in West Orange neighbourhood
- Master bedroom with ensuite and built-in wardrobe
- Three other large bedrooms, all with built-in wardrobes
- Kitchen with dishwasher, gas cooktop and built-in stove
- Two separate living areas
- Fully enclosed sunroom
- Two bathrooms
- Separate toilet
- Ducted gas heating, individual gas heater, split system air conditioning and ceiling fans
- 758-square-metre block
- Double bay shed with kitchenette, toilet, workshop and wood fireplace
- Triple carport at front and side
- Established trees and gardens
- Landscaped fire pit
- Undercover barbecue area
- Water tank
- Situated in Orange High School zone
- Close to shops, cafes, pubs and golf clubs
- Estimated rental return: $650 - $680 per week

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