30 Andover Crescent Hebersham NSW

Positioned in a quiet and family-friendly pocket of Hebersham, this well-presented 3-bedroom brick home offers an outstanding opportunity for first home buyers, investors, and those looking to capitalise on future development potential. Set on a substantial 695sqm block, the home features a practical floorplan with generous living spaces, well-sized bedrooms, and plenty of natural light throughout. The solid brick construction provides a strong foundation for immediate occupancy, while the expansive backyard presents exciting possibilities for a granny flat addition (STCA), making it an ideal investment opportunity. With ample outdoor space, established surrounds, and convenient access to local schools, shopping centres, parks, and transport, this property combines comfortable living with exceptional future upside. Highlight Features: + 3-bedroom brick home + Generous 695sqm block + Excellent granny flat potential (STCA) + Spacious living and dining areas + Well-sized bedrooms + Functional kitchen and bathroom + Expansive backyard with room for future improvements + Ideal opportunity for investors, first home buyers, and families + Plenty of off-street parking + Convenient location close to essential amenities Local Amenities: + Hebersham Public School – approx. 56m + Hebersham Park – approx. 1.1km + Emerton Shopping Village – approx. 1.9km + Chifley College Bidwill Campus – approx. 2.5km + Plumpton Marketplace – approx. 2km + Mount Druitt Westfield & Train Station – approx. 2.5km + Mount Druitt Hospital – approx. 3.1km + Costco Marsden Park – approx. 5.8km For further information, please contact Peter Cutuk 0448 583 073 Don't miss out on all new listings advertised first on social media! @petercutuk_realestate *Nidus Group Real Estate, its directors, employees, and related entities believe that the information contained herein is gathered from sources we deem to be reliable. However, no representation or warranties of any nature whatsoever are given, intended or implied. Any interested parties should rely on their own inquiries*