55 Castlereagh Street, Riverstone, NSW 2765

Alex Georgiou & Nick Bardon of Elders Real Estate are proud to present 55 Castlereagh Street Riverstone for sale.

Located within 800m to Riverstone train station and town center, this character filled 3-bedroom, 1 bathroom house represents an outstanding opportunity for the growing family, renovator or developer, to secure an outstanding property within the Riverstone locale.

On offer are 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, ceiling fans, a sizeable kitchen including dishwasher, large alfresco area, single lock up carport, 1012 sqm of R2 zoned easement free land (Blacktown council) accompanied by a 20.1m street frontage. (Previously DA approved for battle axe subdivision, plans available at request)

Buyers will be impressed with the grand scale & size of the land on offer with an outstanding opportunity for renovation or re-development, located within a short walk to local schools, park, shopping and amenities.

Investors take note: Rental potential of $600 per week

Features and inclusions:

+ 1012sqm of R2 zoned land (Blacktown council)
+ 20.117m street frontage
+ Explore redevelopment opportunity (subject to council approval)
+ Three bedrooms, two with built in wardrobes
+ Ceiling fans to all 3 bedrooms
+ Polished timber floors throughout
+ Large kitchen with ample preparation and storage space
+ Large living/dining rooms
+ Sunroom
+ Single lock up carport

Location highlights:

+ 800m to Riverstone Public School
+ 300m to Casuarina Public School
+ 1.1km to Riverstone High School
+ 8.2km to Wyndham College
+ 650m to Riverstone Shopping Precinct
+ 650m to Riverstone Train Station
+ 600m Kids Early Learning Riverstone
+ 300m to Riverstone Swimming Centre

Council Rates: $500.00 per quarter approx
Water Rates: $172.79 per quarter approx
Total size: 1012sqm

Contact:
Alex Georgiou 0432 578 968
Nick Bardon 0409 900 237
Krish Pancholi 0448 020 653

Disclaimer: All information is gathered from sources we believe reliable however we cannot guarantee it's accuracy. Interested parties should rely on their own enquiries