14 Brown Street, Penrith, NSW, 2750, Australia

****PLEASE CONTACT US FOR INSPECTIONS - YOU MUST BE REGISTERED & ALLOCATED A TIME TO VISIT THE PROPERTY. IF YOU ARE NOT REGISTERED AND ATTEND THE PROPERTY UNFORTUNATELY ACCESS WILL BE DENIED**** Please refer to our inspection policy below for further information.

- Good sized formal lounge and dining area
- Cottage styled renovators delight + huge potential
- Undercover entertainment area + side access + detached garage (located at rear)
- R3 Zoning (Medium density residential) + 588sqm block + 15.2 metre frontage
- Ideal location + close proximity to shops + local transport + CBD + local schools

Ideally positioned a short walk to Nepean Square and Penrith CBD, this fabulous opportunity offers size, convenience, and opportunity. With location being paramount, this little fixer upper presents a great opportunity for those that are in-tune with the area of Penrith and its growing possibilities. Brown Street has seen rapid growth over the last few years due to the increase in activity and proximity to all that is on offer. This home is absolutely ideal for investors with the opportunity to redevelop with R3 zoning STCA.

Due to current restrictions we ask that you adhere to the following:
* Some occupants of this property are immune compromised; we ask that you if have ANY flu like symptoms that you DO NOT attend the property
* Only one person permitted to inspect the property
* Face covering and sanitiser must be wore
* Limit the touching of any surfaces
* QR code check in upon arrival & sign/complete declaration
* Please remain in your car until the agent is ready to take you through the property, we cannot allow you to congregate outside the property

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