16/6 Blossom Place, Quakers Hill

Lifestyle: This beautifully presented townhouse nestled in a serene, green, and contemporary complex in one of Quakers Hill's most sought-after pockets. Accommodation and Features: • The seamless flow leads to a modern and well-kept kitchen, featuring an inviting island bench, stone benchtops, gas cooktop, oven, and dishwasher • Adjacent to the kitchen, a convenient dining room, complete with a split system air conditioner and easy access to the alfresco area. Perfect for entertaining or enjoying a quiet meal outdoors, this space effortlessly extends your living experience • Venture upstairs to discover an oversized master suite, your personal retreat boasting built-in wardrobes, a ceiling fan, split system air conditioner, a private balcony, and an ensuite • Two additional well-sized bedrooms, each with built-in wardrobes • The main bathroom also features a bathtub, shower & vanity • the alfresco area with low maintenance yard • A powder room downstairs • a walk-in linen press upstairs • separate laundry • The single lock-up garage and car space cater to your parking needs • This townhouse's location is second to none, approximately 2km to Barnier Public School and Mary Immaculate Primary School, 1.4km to Quakers Hill High School, 1km to Quakers Hill Train Station, childcare centres, parks, and reserves, as well as easy access to the M7 Motorway. • Enjoy the convenience of being approximately 850m away from Quakers Hill Park and Aldi, with Farnham Road shops just 2.3km away. Facts: -Available: Now -Pets: Negotiable upon application -Lease period: Negotiable upon application -Cooking: Gas cooktop -Parking: Single Garage & Car Space -Heating / Cooling: Split System Air conditioning The above information has been furnished to us by the owner of each property. we have not verified whether or not the information is accurate and have no belief one way or another in its accuracy. we do not accept any responsibility to any person for its accuracy and do no more than pass it on. All interested parties should make and rely upon their own enquiries in order to determine whether or not this information is in fact accurate.