4 Beatrice Street, Bass Hill, NSW 2197

This well-presented 3 bedroom home will impress, with a unique blend of low maintenance living and easy entertaining, this house boasts many special qualities, offering a superb lifestyle in a super convenient sought-after location.

This home requires an interior d?cor overhaul and then it will sparkle once more for the lucky new owner to be.

Featuring:

* 3-bedroom house with timber floors and slate tiles throughout

* Separate lounge and dining area

* Separate sunroom or study area of the living room

* Kitchen fitted with electric cooking appliances and ample cupboards

* Updated bathroom with shower and toilet

* Internal laundry with 2nd toilet

* Flat level block 423 sqm, dimension 12.19 x 35.2m

* Generous proportions, a flexible layout, and a desirable lifestyle

* The backyard is large, sunny, and low-maintenance

* Side driveway with two separate carports and off-street parking for 4 cars

* Currently leased to great tenants at $580pw

* Moments to quality schools, cosmopolitan eateries, and cinema

* 2 Minute drive to Bass Hill Shopping Centre

* Short walk to local parks, schools, shops & caf?s

* This is a golden opportunity for the first home buyer or an astute investor to gain entry into the market with a real diamond in the rough.

Outgoings:

Canterbury-Bankstown Council Rates $405.78 per quarter

Sydney Water Rates $584.05 per quarter

Current Rent $580.00 per week

Close To:

Chester Hill Public & High School, Sefton Infants & High School, Villawood East Public School, Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Primary School, Bass Hill Public & High School, Salamah College, Birrong Boys High School, 2 Minute Walk To Bass Hill Plaza,

AGENTS:

Iain Mason 0419 533 133

WILLOW REALTY PTY LIMITED

Office: Shop 1, 635-637 Princes Highway, Rockdale NSW 2216

T: 02 9577 8400

E: [email protected]

W: www.willowrealty.com.au

DISCLAIMER: Whilst we deem this information to be reliable the agent cannot guarantee its accuracy and accepts no responsibility for such. Interested persons should rely on their own inquiries.