5 Ray Place, Minto, NSW, 2566, Australia

Welcome to a home that represents comfort, potential, and opportunity all in one. Lovingly maintained over the years, this inviting residence sits in one of Minto’s most convenient and family-friendly pockets.

Whether you’re searching for your very first home, looking to expand your investment portfolio, or hoping to secure a solid property with fantastic renovation potential, this address offers the perfect foundation. With the peaceful atmosphere of a well-established neighbourhood, this home is also positioned within walking distance to the local park, giving you effortless access to green spaces that enhance everyday living. Combine this with proximity to schools, transport links, and shopping options, and you have a property that promises both lifestyle and long-term value.

Features you’ll love:
- Well-appointed kitchen with great storage and functionality
- Spacious living and dining areas filled with natural light
- Master bedroom featuring built-in storage
- Three comfortable bedrooms, each offering spaciousness and privacy
- Practical bathroom with separate toilet
- External laundry with renovated benchtops
- Large, secure backyard perfect for kids, pets, or future landscaping plans
- Detached garage/shed providing additional storage or workspace
Other inclusions include Split system air-conditioning, retractable shades to exterior of windows, garden shed

Opportunities like this are becoming increasingly rare and don’t stay on the market for long.

Act quickly and call us today to secure a property that offers it all.

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