29 Kensington Street Punchbowl, NSW 2196

Beautifully renovated and designed for modern family living, this spacious sanctuary effortlessly blends luxury, versatility, and lifestyle convenience. From expansive light-filled living areas to top-tier outdoor entertaining, every detail has been thoughtfully crafted for move-in-ready comfort.

At the heart of the home is the huge family lounge, which flows seamlessly into the open-plan dining area and stylish hostess kitchen - a true centerpiece for everyday life and hosting. The home boasts three oversized bedrooms, including a master suite with private ensuite, and two luxurious, fully updated bathrooms. Adding exceptional versatility is a separate self-contained sleepout/teenage retreat with its own shower and WC, perfect for extended family or guests.

Key Features
• Move straight in to a fully renovated, spacious layout.
• Enjoy open-plan dining and a stylish hostess kitchen made for modern living.
• Relax in three large bedrooms, including a master with a private ensuite.
• Appreciate two modern, high-end luxury bathrooms.
• Utilize the separate sleepout or teenage retreat
• Store extra belongings easily with a large rear garden and separate storage shed.
• Live quietly in a secluded neighborhood surrounded by quality homes.

Enjoy the convenience of everyday living, with the M5 highway moments away for a quick commute to the Sydney CBD and quick access to Punchbowl and Riverwood train stations, with upcoming Metro upgrades. Close to Broadway Plaza and Roselands Shopping Center, with major supermarkets, cafes, and local specialty stores for all your shopping and dining needs. Plus, you're right on the doorstep for outdoor recreation with McLaughlin Oval and surrounding local parks within walking distance, perfect for family activities.

Contact John Yatman on 0423 344 868 or Ray White on 02 9750 7011

Disclaimer: All information contained herein has been gathered from sources we believe to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy, and interested parties should rely on their own enquiries.