230 Seventh Avenue, Llandilo, NSW, 2747, Australia

Get in quick and secure this superb offering & land banking opportunity! 5 Flood Free acres, 2 x titles Lots 229A & 230. Located just 4 kms to Jordan Springs residential area & shopping centre and 1.9 kms to Xavier College. There is a large four bedroom brick home with lounge, kitchen & dining area. Kitchen includes dining area, 2 x draw dishwasher, electric cooktop & wall oven & pantry. There are two separate guest accommodation flats complete with one bedroom, bathroom & kitchenette. The farm has a multitude of under cover areas, animal yards, pens, chicken coop, paddocks, large greenhouse & dam. Large shed with concrete floor 18.5m x 12m, insulated, power & water. The local/school bus service is at your front door!

Many features include:

* 5 Flood Free acres, 2 x titles Lots 229A & 230
* Build a second home (STCA)
* Approximately 10.5 kms to Penrith City Train & Westfield Shopping Centre
* Large shed with concrete floor 18.5m x 12m, insulated, power & water
* Large dam & town water
* Chain wire fencing, large green house
* Brick home with Kitchen/dining area with ceiling fan
* Kitchen includes 2 x draw dishwasher, electric cooktop & wall oven, pantry,
* Lounge room with reverse cycle air conditioning
* Bathroom has corner bath & separate toilet
* 4 bedrooms
* Front & back verandah
* External laundry with second shower
* 2 x guest accommodation each with 1 x bed, lounge, bathroom & kitchenette
* Tandem garage with workshop
* 3 x carport plus an additional lock up garage
* Local/school bus service at front door

This fabulous opportunity is located just 4 kms to Jordan Springs residential area & shopping centre & 1.9 kms to Xavier College. Approximately 10.5 kms to Penrith City Train & Westfield Shopping Centre.

For all enquiries please call Rhonda Schellnack on 0415 860 299.



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