35 Warratta Place, Oatlands, NSW 2117

Located in a central locale and only moments walk from shops, schools and public transport, this family haven is more than meets the eye. With ample room for the growing family this home offers quality at every turn, it is perfectly positioned for those who love to entertain and is sure to become your 'forever home. With a flexible floor plan, the home has an effortless flow with formal and relaxed entertaining options and manicured, yet low maintenance outdoor options. This family haven truly is a must to inspect, features includes:

• Luxurious open plan kitchen with modern appliances and walk in pantry
• Four spacious bedrooms all with built in wardrobes and ceilings fans 
• Master suite with oversized walk in robe and ensuite with underfloor heating 
• Multiple living areas with formal lounge and family / dining area off kitchen
• Child friendly yard with oversized deck, perfect for entertaining friends and family 
• Ample off street parking with double lock up garage with internal access 
• Smart home appliances such as ducted air conditioning and alarm system
• Generous sized workshop / storage room 
• LAND SIZE | 644.9 SQM 

LOCATION FEATURES
• 1 km to Oatlands Village 
• 1.1 km to Oatlands Public School
• 1.3 km to Dundas Light Rail 
• 1 km to Kissing Point Road bus stop
• 1.4 km to Oatlands Golf Course 

Move straight in and enjoy everything the home has to offer, with its premium location close to local eateries, public transport and quality schooling options. This home is sure to be the one you have been waiting for. Don't delay as this one is sure to Sell, call Broderick Wright 0416 194 157 or Emile Corbino 0416 791 208 to book an inspection today.

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