90 Pritchard Street, Mount Pritchard, NSW 2170

20 Metre Frontage
50 metres deep Perfect for a Semi or Detached duplex. 

Set in a highly convenient location, 90 Pritchard Street, Mount Pritchard presents a rare opportunity to secure a spacious family home with endless potential. Featuring 5 generous bedrooms, 1 bathroom, and 6 car spaces, this residence is perfect for large families, savvy investors, or those looking to develop further (STCA).

Sitting on a generous land size of 1,012 m², the property offers a fantastic opportunity to create your dream home or explore development options (STCA).

Land Size: 1,012 m²

Minutes to Liverpool CBD, schools, shops, and transport

Zoned R2 - Low-Density Residential

This charming home offers multiple spacious bedrooms, light-filled interiors, and a functional layout ideal for growing families or investors. The expansive backyard provides ample room for entertaining, extending, or even building a granny flat (subject to council approval).

Key Features:
• 5 well-sized bedrooms, ideal for growing families
• Neat and tidy bathroom with scope to update
• Multiple living areas with natural light throughout
• Spacious kitchen with ample storage and bench space
• Huge driveway and secure parking for up to 6 vehicles
• Level block with wide frontage and future development potential (STCA)


Nearby Amenities:

• Mount Pritchard Public School: Approximately 480 meters away, just a 6-minute walk
• Bonnyrigg Plaza: Approximately 3 km away, about a 6-minute drive
• Cabramatta CBD: Around 6 km away, about a 10-minute drive
• Mount Pritchard Medical Centre: About 1.5 km away, a 4-minute drive

Unlock the potential of 90 Pritchard Street - the perfect blend of space, opportunity, and location!

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