23 Kookaburra Close, Boambee East, NSW, 2452, Australia

This level three-bedroom home in Boambee East is perfect for first home buyers looking to enter the market, families or those looking to downsize. Ideally located in a quiet cul-de-sac, the home is within close proximity to local shops, public transport and privacy is certainly assured with minimal traffic and a pleasant outlook over the reserve at the rear of the yard.
The home features a practical layout with a large open plan living, dining and kitchen area with easy-care timber look flooring, ceiling fan, and reverse cycle air conditioning unit. The kitchen which has been tastefully renovated with beautiful 40ml stone bench tops, aqua glass splashbacks and cleverly designed corner cupboards which allow full access to the back of the space by extending out.
Overlooking the backyard, the kitchen is also perfectly positioned to watch the kids play in the rear yard, or on the huge, partially undercover deck area. The sundrenched deck enjoys a lovely outlook to the reserve so it's perfect for outdoor entertaining all year round.
All three bedrooms have new carpet, built in wardrobes, and are located off the hallway to the right of the home. The bathroom which includes bathtub can be conveniently accessed from the king-sized main bedroom positioned at the front of the home as well as the hallway. Adjacent is the separate toilet with hand basin.
The home which is set on a 870sqm block also possesses an extra-length double lock-up garage, with access to the rear deck and an additional toilet to service this area is a bonus. The yard with low maintenance gardens is fully fenced with double gates allowing side access to the rear yard for vehicle access or off-street parking.
The property represents excellent value and is worth an inspection.

URL: www.unre.com.au/koo23
LAND SIZE: 869.8sqm RATES: $3,249 pa approx BUILT: 1990
Whilst every care has been taken in respect of the information contained herein no warranty is given as to the accuracy and prospective purchasers should rely on their own enquiries.