11 Alison Road, Springfield NSW 2250

Peacefully positioned on the doorstep of Rumbalara Reserve, this well presented split level home offers comfortable living, a practical floorplan and plenty of appeal for first home buyers, young families or investors.

The light filled open plan living and dining area is enhanced by timber floors, high ceilings and reverse cycle air conditioning, creating a warm and inviting space to relax. Flowing seamlessly from here, the well appointed kitchen features stone benchtops, electric appliances, dishwasher and a separate pantry, combining everyday functionality with plenty of storage.

Accommodation comprises three bedrooms, with the main featuring a built in wardrobe and reverse cycle air conditioning. The family bathroom includes a bathtub, complemented by a separate toilet for added convenience.

Extending the living outdoors, a well constructed hardwood entertaining deck provides the perfect setting for relaxing or weekend BBQs with family and friends. The private, low maintenance backyard offers a peaceful space for children and pets to enjoy with the potential for future expansion while a sheltered carport completes this inviting Springfield home.

Features You’ll Love
– Split level home with Rumbalara Reserve setting
– Three bedrooms, main with built in wardrobe and air conditioning
– Open plan living with timber floors and high ceilings
– Kitchen with stone benchtops, dishwasher and separate pantry
– Family bathroom with bathtub and separate toilet
– Hardwood entertaining deck and private backyard
– Reverse cycle air conditioning
– Sheltered carport

Conveniently located close to local schools, shops, parks and public transport, with Erina Fair, Gosford CBD and beautiful local beaches all within easy reach.

Contact Scott Hunter on 0415 632 856 to arrange your inspection today.

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