407B Wentworth Avenue, Toongabbie, NSW 2146

Truly a statement in status and style, this prestige double storey house represents the pinnacle of family lifestyle, just 7 minutes walk to Toongabbie station.

Constructed just 14 years ago and sitting on approximately 500m2 of land, it's bold modern exterior makes a striking first impression providing just a hint of the grandeur inside.

With 5 bedrooms and potential for 6th and 7th bedrooms if required, 3 bathrooms and 3 living rooms, the accommodation is nothing short of vast.

At the heart of the home you'll find a grand stone topped kitchen with breakfast bar, designed for entertaining on a grand scale, complimented by 3 metre ceiling heights.

A tiled all weather entertaining terrace overlooking large level lawns further adds to the entertaining and recreational opportunities. 

Houses of this calibre are rare, don't miss this opportunity to call one of Toongabbie's best homes your very own.

Further Information & Inclusions: 

+ Double garage with tiled floors & remote control door
+ Double carport
+ Ducted air-conditioning 
+ Gas cooking, hotwater & heating provision
+ Kitchen includes walk in pantry & dishwasher
+ Tiled flooring to ground floor, timber floors upstairs 
+ Ground floor bedroom & bathroom 
+ Separate media room + every day family room 
+ Upstairs rumpus room / WFH space 
+ Main bedroom has balcony, ensuite & walk in robe
+ Bidets in all of the bathrooms

Location Highlights:
 
+ 550m walk to Toongabbie Train Station
+ 1.3km walk to Pendle Hill Train Station
+ 1.2km walk to Toongabbie West Public School
+ 850m to nearest childcare centre, multiple childcare's within 1km
+ 1.1km to Woolworths Toongabbie + multiple specialty shops
+ 10 minute drive to Westmead medical precinct

Contact:
 
Nick Bardon: 0409 900 237
Alex Georgiou: 0432 578 968
Krish Pancholi 0448 020 653
 
Disclaimer: All information is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable however we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Distances and dimensions are approximate. Interested parties should rely on their own enquiries.