16 Bosco Place, Schofields, NSW, 2762, Australia

Positioned in one of Schofield's best pockets and located on the high side of the street on a cul-de-sac, within a 10-minute walking distance to Schofields Train Station and the brand new Schofields Village, this tastefully renovated home is ideal for you and your family.

Built onto a 271sqm approx. block of land, this home boasts a flexible and spacious layout with a dynamic open plan living and dining area, that flow seamlessly through sliding doors onto the grassed backyard. The kitchen presents with high quality inclusions with quality appliances, a wraparound breakfast bar, as well as ample storage.

The outdoor entertaining area, is ideal for those who love spending time with their loved ones, boasting a private and spacious area, complete with decking and a level grassed area, perfect for the kids to play in. Another part of the home which you are sure to love is the gym, office, garage retreat which presents you with the option of utilising the space however you'd like.

Other features you will love about the home:
- Brand New Ducted Air Conditioning Installed
- High quality construction
- Four great sized bedrooms, with built-in robes and ceiling fans in all rooms
- LED downlights installed throughout the home
- Beautifully manicured and well maintained front and back gardens
- Timber flooring downstairs
- School Catchment Galungara Public School
- Strata $379 per quarter
- Land size 271sqm approx

Set in the most sought-after location in Schofields, in a short proximity to local schools, parks, Schofields Train Station, Tallawong Metro Station as well as the brand new Schofields Village opening on December 1st, this immaculate home is the one you've been waiting for. For any further questions and inquiries, please contact Amit Kumar on 0422 256 468 or Neeraj Mehta on 0402 004 677

Disclaimer: This information is provided for general information purposes only and is based on information provided by the Seller and may be subject to change. Interested parties should place no reliance on it and should make their own independent inquiries