36 Davis Avenue, Davistown NSW 2251

Have you been waiting for that perfect opportunity to arise in the highly sought-after suburb of Davistown? Well, here it is……

Firstly, the location is brilliant, sitting on a level 481sqm block only 250m walk to Davistown’s picturesque waterfront, boat ramp, ferry, shops, cafes, restaurants and more.

Secondly, this meticulously maintained and beautifully presented 3-bedroom home boasts character and warmth throughout and features a spacious open plan layout with 3 bedrooms in total, polished timber flooring throughout, a well-appointed kitchen and a fantastic covered outdoor entertaining area overlooking the great sized level rear yard perfect for the kids and pets to play all year round.

This fantastic home will hold wide appeal for a multitude of buyers including first home buyers, young families, investors, downsizers, or retirees. In fact, this property is perfect for any savvy property buyer looking to enter the highly sought-after Davistown property market.

Features of the property include:
– 3 bedrooms in total, all bedrooms equipped with built-in wardrobes.
– Light-filled open plan lounge, dining and kitchen area.
– Light, bright main bathroom with separate toilet. Additional 2nd toilet located in laundry.
– Great sized covered outdoor entertaining area overlooking the large level rear yard perfect for year-round entertaining.
– Single lock up garage with remote access. Additional separate games / hobby room.
– Level 481sqm block only 250m walk to the waterfront.
– Extras include: reverse cycle air conditioning, ceiling fans, internal laundry, rainwater tank and much more

Properties like this in such a sought-after location don’t come along often so for more information or to arrange your inspection of this fantastic property call Jason Easton today on 0422 966 508.

Disclaimer:
*Disclaimer: The information provided has been furnished to Empire Property Co. by third parties. While every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, no guarantee is given and interested parties should rely on their own independent enquiries.