54 Macquarie Avenue, Campbelltown, NSW 2560

What an outstanding opportunity exists to buy this 3 bedroom home with approved 2 bedroom granny flat in a quiet, sought after pocket of Campbelltown. 
Situated on a high side of street, 556m2 block, this outstanding property is the perfect dual income investment opportunity or live in the main family home & receive an income from the flat at the rear. 

The main house is neat and tidy, and features high ceiling, 3 spacious bedrooms and 1 bathroom. It is currently leased by meticulously clean, excellent long-term tenants. 

The 2-bedroom granny flat was built with upgrades including the convenience of an open plan design, high ceiling, 2 good size bedrooms, both with built ins, modern kitchen, 2 bathrooms, 2 toilets, separate laundry, and a good sized yard. It also has separate water and electricity meter, and NBN. 

Additionally, a separate versatile, acoustically designed hobby room in the backyard provides an ideal space for pursuing personal hobbies. 

The property is neat, tidy, well-maintained, and walking distance to a good selection of public and private schools and a few minutes walk to a Community Hall and the Waminda Oval for leisure walks, and a kids playing area. 

Local Schools: - Campbelltown East Public School is only 5-minute walk (600m) - Campbelltown Performing Arts High School (1.1  km) - St. Peter's Anglican Grammar School (1.3 km)  
Shops: - Campbelltown Mall (2.8 km) - Macarthur Square Shopping Centre (3.8 km)   
Public Transport: - Bus Stop is next door - Leumeah Train Station (2.3 km)- Campbelltown Train Station (3.0 km) - providing easy access to the city and surrounding areas. 

Don't miss this investment opportunity with a compelling cashflow potential or a home in a great location with space for extended family. Contact Kane Totten from Ray White on 0415 098 745 for more information. 

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