7 Prince Street, Orange, NSW 2800

Stepping beyond the gorgeous façade of this 1920's double brick home, you'll be pleasantly surprised by the hidden treasures that await behind the door. 
No expense has been spared here, with top of the line appliances throughout, every detail in this magnificent home speaks to the highest standards of quality.
 
The home features three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a formal lounge room, and an open kitchen and dining area that overlooks the pool and outdoor entertaining are while being soaked in the Northern sunlight. Additionally, there's an office space for those who work from home, as well as a mezzanine level where you'll find a versatile space that can be used as an additional bedroom or living area. 
 
Outside of the home the attention to detail continues. The property is encased by brand new 10m high fencing, along with a newly constructed carport and coded gate access ensuring security and privacy. A single garage with drive-through access to the rear yard, an outdoor entertaining area that has recently been updated with electric roller blinds, providing the option to enclose the area for use all year round, and of course the in ground pool. 
But perhaps the most impressive feature of all is the studio that overlooks the pool, complete with a bathroom and kitchenette, making it the perfect retreat for guests or a stylish man cave. 
 
With so much to offer both inside and out, 7 Prince Street is more than just a home, it is a retreat from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

FAST FACTS
Land Size: 765m2
Home Size: 526m2
Studio Size: 57m2
Build Date: 1920's
Land Rates: 639 quarterly
Rental Estimate: $660 per week

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