Perfectly positioned opposite Broulee Park and just moments from schools, cafes, transport, and Moss Vale's vibrant town centre, this beautifully renovated 3-bedroom brick home offers a wonderful opportunity for first-home buyers, downsizers, or savvy investors.
Step inside to discover a bright, welcoming interior showcasing polished timber floors and a fresh neutral colour palette. The modern kitchen has been tastefully updated with gas cooking, a dishwasher, and sleek finishes, ideal for everyday living and entertaining.
The open-plan living area enjoys plenty of natural light, softened by sheer curtains, while year-round comfort is ensured with underfloor ducted heating and a split-system air conditioner.
Outside, the home sits on a tidy 571m² block with freshly landscaped gardens, a large garden shed, and a 2.5kW solar panel system to help keep energy costs down. Everything's been done, all that's left to do is move in and enjoy the convenience of Moss Vale living.
Key Features:
• 3 bedrooms, modern interiors, and fresh paint throughout
• Renovated kitchen with gas cooktop and dishwasher
• Polished timber floors in living areas
• Underfloor ducted heating and split-system air conditioning
• 2.5kW solar system
• 571m² low-maintenance block with new landscaping
• Lock up garage, carport plus large garden shed
• Opposite Broulee Park, close to schools, cafes, shops, and transport
Lifestyle & Location:
Nestled in the heart of the Southern Highlands, Moss Vale blends country charm with urban convenience. Spend your weekends exploring local farmers' markets, boutique stores, and award-winning cafes, or venture out to nearby Bowral and Berrima for fine dining and wineries. Enjoy the region's scenic walking trails, golf courses, and cool-climate gardens, all just 90 minutes from Sydney and the South Coast.
Whether you're seeking a peaceful permanent home or a smart investment in one of the Highlands' most popular towns, 17 Dangar Street offers a move-in-ready lifestyle surrounded by natural beauty, community spirit, and everyday convenience.
Disclaimer:
All information in this advertisement is provided in good faith and sourced from parties we believe to be reliable. However, we make no representation or warranty as to its accuracy or completeness. Prospective purchasers should conduct their own investigations and enquiries to verify any information of interest. All dimensions are approximate. Some images may have been digitally enhanced, staged, or styled and may not represent the property's actual appearance.
This is a tidy, well-maintained suburban brick veneer house with a recent, sensible interior refresh — island kitchen, polished floorboards and good indoor-outdoor flow. Architecturally it is typical of mass-built Australian suburbia rather than an original or historically significant design.
Key Architectural Features
brick veneer exteriortiled hipped roofsingle garage plus carportopen-plan kitchen/dining/livingisland bench in kitchenpolished timber floorboardssliding glass doors to backyardlarge lawn and garden shedpendant lighting
