7 Major Street Punchbowl, NSW 2196

We are proud to present this massive, full brick construction, modern luxury house provides expansive living. Nestled in one of Punchbowl's most coveted enclaves, this exclusive 4-bedroom family home redefines lavish living, offering an unparalleled blend of contemporary design, spacious interiors and ultimate convenience. This property is more than just a house, it's a statement of style and sophistication and it's your personal sanctuary. This immaculate home feature formal lounge area, kitchen area with separate dining area and is ideal for those seeking space and comfort in a quiet location.

Key Features:

• Seamless flow from the entrance foyer to the luminous open living and dining spaces
• Chic contemporary kitchen featuring a central island breakfast bar, opulent benchtops, premium stainless-steel appliances, and sleek cabinetry
• Elegant bedrooms bathed with natural lights and all completed with built-ins and floorboards
• Stylish bathrooms adorned with floor to ceiling tiles and high-end finishes
• Enclosed alfresco sunroom perfect for relaxation and outdoor entertaining
• Secure low-maintenance backyard with lush green grass offering ample space for recreation and relaxation
• Single lock up garage with internal access plus additional driveway parking
• Additional features include ducted air conditioning, internal laundry, and intercom system
• Leased at $1,050 per week to quality tenants

Location:

• Quiet street
• Close to schools, shopping, parks and public transport
• Easy access to train station (Punchbowl Metro Upgrade Underway)
• Close proximity to the Roselands Shopping Centre & M5 Motorway opening access to greater Sydney

Too many features to list, an inspection is a must! Call John Yatman today at 0423 344 868!

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