18 Thomas Bell Avenue, Werrington County, NSW

Much Loved Home Ready For Its Next Family Emre Dilsizoglu from Laing + Simmons The Abassi Group is excited to present 18 Thomas Bell Avenue, Werrington County, a fantastic single level brick home that's been designed with family living in mind. Offering multiple living areas, an incredible enclosed entertaining area and a spacious backyard that's sure to become the centre of family gatherings, this is a home you'll love coming back to every day. Positioned in a quiet, family friendly pocket of Werrington County, you'll enjoy having local schools, bus stops, parks and shopping all within easy reach. Combining everyday convenience with a welcoming neighbourhood, this is a location that's easy to enjoy and always in demand. Features Include: + Four generously sized bedrooms, all complete with built in wardrobes + Spacious master bedroom featuring a private ensuite and ceiling fan + Centrally positioned kitchen complete with a gas cooktop, stainless steel appliances, dishwasher, ample cupboard storage and generous bench space + Light filled open plan family and living areas + Separate dining area perfect for family meals and entertaining + Family bathroom complete with a separate shower, bathtub, vanity and separate toilet + Ducted air conditioning throughout for year round comfort + Expansive enclosed entertaining area complete with a ceiling fan creating the perfect space to entertain in every season + Spacious backyard featuring beautifully maintained lawns and plenty of room for children, pets and family gatherings + Conveniently located close to the new Western Sydney International Airport and St Marys Train Station, offering easy access to the airport and Sydney CBD + Flexible floorplan offering the potential to create two separate living spaces with minimal alterations S.T.C.A. Contact our friendly staff on 9673 2200 for more information. Disclaimer: We have been furnished with above information, however, Laing + Simmons The Abassi Group gives no guarantees, undertakings or warnings concerning the accuracy, completeness or up-to-date nature of the information provided. All interested parties are responsible for their own independent enquiries in order to determine whether or not this information is in fact accurate.